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GNPS - LC-MS/MS metabolomes of fecal samples from zoo mammals

ABSTRACT: LC-MS/MS metabolomes of fecal samples from 101 individuals from 25 mammalian species, in collaboration with a zoo. DDA data for molecular networking. Collected on a qExactive and includes fecal samples, dietary samples, and quality control samples. See linked datasets: MSV000083859, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bioproject/PRJNA693262/

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive

ORGANISM(S): Mammalia (ncbitaxon:40674)

SUBMITTER: Itzhak Mizrahi Michael M. Meijler

PROVIDER: MSV000086131 | GNPS |

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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Mammalian gut metabolomes mirror microbiome composition and host phylogeny.

Gregor Rachel R Probst Maraike M Eyal Stav S Aksenov Alexander A Sasson Goor G Horovitz Igal I Dorrestein Pieter C PC Meijler Michael M MM Mizrahi Itzhak I

The ISME journal 20211213 5

In the past decade, studies on the mammalian gut microbiome have revealed that different animal species have distinct gut microbial compositions. The functional ramifications of this variation in microbial composition remain unclear: do these taxonomic differences indicate microbial adaptations to host-specific functionality, or are these diverse microbial communities essentially functionally redundant, as has been indicated by previous metagenomics studies? Here, we examine the metabolic conten ...[more]

PMID: 34903850

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