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Phagefoundry Paeruginosa Genome Browser

phagefoundry_paeruginosa_genome_browser

Tenant: PhageFoundry · Snapshot 2026-04-29T21:35:53.838483+00:00

Domain

Schema status

discovered

Curation status

discovered

Source

berdl-spark-connect://metrics.berdl.kbase.us:443

Citation & Attribution

Provider: PhageFoundry

Schema Browser

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Atlas Pages

claim

Ecotype analyses need rigor gates before translation

Ecotype-derived target lists can collapse under leakage, confound, and independent-evidence checks, so translation requires explicit gates.

conflict

Ecotype labels versus translational leakage

Ecotype labels are reusable stratification products, but translational target lists can collapse when labels and outcomes share leaked or confounded features.

data type

Phage, Mobile Elements, and Defense

Host-specific phage browsers, pathogen genome views, and mobile-element signals used to reason about host range, defense, resistance, and engineered interventions.

data type

Host, Clinical, Pathogen, and Isolate Data

Collections organized around host-associated samples, pathogen isolates, clinical context, or strain-level interpretation.

derived product

Ecotype Assignments

Reusable within-species or community ecotype labels that support environmental validation, microbiome stratification, and downstream hypothesis tests.

data collection

P. aeruginosa

P. aeruginosa genome browser

hypothesis

Cross-cohort metabolite ecotypes require batch correction

Absolute-intensity metabolite ecotypes are dominated by cohort batch effects unless corrected before clustering.

topic

Host Microbiome Translation

Synthesis of IBD phage targeting, formulation design, metabolomics caveats, patient stratification, and intervention cost accounting.

topic

Mobile Elements, Phage, and Genome Plasticity

Synthesis of phage ecology, prophage signals, defense systems, mobile-element gene flow, and intervention relevance.

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