PR000697 (Project)

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MW submission packet 20260310.zip

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Metabolomics

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PPR00001

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Persistent Id:http://dx.doi.org/10.21228/M8KH4V

Description:Environmental Enteropathy (EE) is a subclinical condition primarily effecting developing countries believed to be caused by chronic fecal-oral contamination. The condition is characterized by chronic gut inflammation, malabsorption, stunting of growth, stunted villi, and reduced efficacy of oral vaccines. Due to the similarity of the gastrointestinal tract and immune response of swine and humans, the piglet is an attractive model for studying this condition. In this present study, piglets were challenged with either a chronic or acute dose of pathogenic E.coli in an attempt to mimic the symptoms of EE over a 7 day trial period. Throughout the study a number of biological samples were collected for analysis and are presented here, including feces for untargeted metabolomics analysis.

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	SA070264 Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Metabolomics produced as part of the PR000697 project
	SA070266 Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Metabolomics produced as part of the PR000697 project
	SU001082 Subject (Entity type)	A subject produced as part of the PR000697 project
	SA070221 Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Metabolomics produced as part of the PR000697 project
	SA070245 Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Metabolomics produced as part of the PR000697 project
	SA070267 Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Metabolomics produced as part of the PR000697 project
	SA070233 Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Metabolomics produced as part of the PR000697 project
	SA070256 Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Metabolomics produced as part of the PR000697 project
	SA070229 Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Metabolomics produced as part of the PR000697 project
	SA070240 Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Metabolomics produced as part of the PR000697 project