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BugSigDB
A Comprehensive Database of Published Microbial Signatures
BugSigDB.org (published in Nature Biotechnology) is a community-editable Semantic Mediawiki knowledge management system. Its primary functions include 1. standardization of key elements of published microbiome studies using ontologies and the NCBI taxonomy, 2. searchability, 3. Enrichment Analysis using bulk exports, GMT files, or other software (e.g. bugsigdbr), and 4. community interaction: you can request an account, contribute or analyze, learn about the project, report issues, and ask questions on the #bugsigdb channel of the community-bioc Slack team. This collaborative effort aims to accelerate microbiome research by providing a comprehensive database of microbial signatures from published studies, along with relevant information on study design and geography, health outcomes, host body site, and experimental methods.
- BugSigDB Statistics
- Number of studies: 55 (filter)
- Number of signatures: 87
- Number of direct descendants: 0
Frontiers in public health, 2020 | Vagina | Human papilloma virus infection | China
Gastroenterology, 2011 | Feces | Irritable bowel syndrome | Finland
- 1271 studies
- 6947 signatures
- 1467 unique taxa
- 40 host species
- 80 locations
- 165 body sites
- 414 conditions
- contributed by 172 contributors
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