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Proper Citation: Human Microbiome Compendium (RRID:SCR_026991)
Description: Microbial ecology dataset describing the composition of publicly available human microbiome samples deposited in INSDC databases (Sequence Read Archive, European Nucleotide Archive, Digital Data Bank of Japan). Genus-level read counts are available for more than 168,000 samples from around the world, with additional curated metadata for samples and projects.
Resource Type: project portal, data or information resource, portal
Defining Citation: PMID:39848248
Keywords: microbiome, compendium, dataset, public data, amplicon, shotgun, metagenomics,
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