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antibiotics_family and antibiotics_current_use appear to be wrong for many of the samples for the VincentC_2016 study.
All 229 samples are coded as yes for antibiotics_current_use but that is not true according to the original paper. A handful of participants never received antibiotics over the course of the study and many did not begin the study on antibiotics.
Additionally there are issues with the classes of antibiotics. For instance, the original paper states that 81 samples in the control group alone were exposed to cephalosporins and yet the data in cMD seem to only have 5 samples with cephalosporins exposure:
The culprit here seems to be the incomplete metadata available on SRA, but the numbers on SRA also don't seem to quite match what's in cMD either--the SRA data for instance list 4 unique samples with cephalosporins exposure.
Where did the data for antibiotics_family come from?
I've already emailed the corresponding author of the original paper to see if she can provide some clarifications/a more comprehensive metadata table but haven't heard anything back yet. However, it would be helpful to have someone more familiar with the curation of these data look into this as well.
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antibiotics_family
andantibiotics_current_use
appear to be wrong for many of the samples for the VincentC_2016 study.All 229 samples are coded as
yes
forantibiotics_current_use
but that is not true according to the original paper. A handful of participants never received antibiotics over the course of the study and many did not begin the study on antibiotics.Additionally there are issues with the classes of antibiotics. For instance, the original paper states that 81 samples in the control group alone were exposed to cephalosporins and yet the data in cMD seem to only have 5 samples with cephalosporins exposure:
The culprit here seems to be the incomplete metadata available on SRA, but the numbers on SRA also don't seem to quite match what's in cMD either--the SRA data for instance list 4 unique samples with cephalosporins exposure.
Where did the data for
antibiotics_family
come from?I've already emailed the corresponding author of the original paper to see if she can provide some clarifications/a more comprehensive metadata table but haven't heard anything back yet. However, it would be helpful to have someone more familiar with the curation of these data look into this as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: