ENAGenomicsUniversity of Missourihttps://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/browser/view/PRJNA790931These 16S rRNA amplicon sequencing data were generated from fecal samples collected in a second cohort of mice used in the studies described in the manuscript of the same name.xref:EuropePMC:PMC9161176ENAsmall, Psychological Power, Microbiome., digestive canal, Microbial Community Composition, Community Composition, Bowel, Patient Family Lodging, Professional Power, enteric tract, Patient-Family Lodgings, Psychological Powers, Lodgings, Microbial, Human, gut tube, Personal, Gus, Gur, Gut, reduced, Family-Patient, Professional, tiny, alimentary canal, Microbial Communities, Family-Patient Lodging, Microbiome, Psychological, AI747421, gut, Microbiomes, Lodging, underdeveloped, Microbial Community Compositions, Patient-Family, Microbial Community, Microbial Community Structure, hypoplasia, Gus-u, alimentary tract, Community Structure, Gus-t, Gus-s, Gus-r, Patient-Family Lodging, Social, Composition, Personal Power, g, gastrointestinal system, Power (Psychology), Microbial Community Structures, digestive tube, Microbiotas, asd, Social Power, adult alimentary canal, alimentary system, Family-Patient Lodgings, Powers, Family Patient Lodging, intestines, Human Microbiomes, Power, Community, Human MicrobiomefalseReduced housing density improves statistical power of murine gut microbiota studies - cohort 22023-05-172021-12-23PRJNA790931