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Accession: PRJNA516365 ID: 516365

Xylan utilization by Roseburia intestinalis

Metabolism of dietary glycans is pivotal in shaping the human gut microbiota. More...

Accession	PRJNA516365
Data Type	Raw sequence reads
Scope	Multispecies
Publications	Leth ML et al., "Differential bacterial capture and transport preferences facilitate co-growth on dietary xylan in the human gut.", Nat Microbiol, 2018 May;3(5):570-580
Grants	"Exploring tree-derived hemicelluloses as a Source for prebiotics" (Grant ID 244259, Research Council of Norway, Bionær) "Oligosaccharide transport in probiotic bacteria of the gut microbiota" (Grant ID 4002-00297B, Independent Research Fund Denmark)
Submission	Registration date: 22-Jan-2019 DTU
Related Resources	Nature Microbiology
Relevance	Medical

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Data volume, Gbases	4
Data volume, Mbytes	1571

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