ERS5187984 SAMEA7429770 820 Bacteroides uniformis This sample represents a metagenomic bin co-assembled from the metagenomic run(s) of subject 1240237502: SRR7563822,SRR7561582,SRR7558023,SRR7558022,SRR7560630,SRR7564596,SRR7564595,SRR7566468,SRR7559624,SRR7568913,SRR7566191,SRR7565916,SRR7561214,SRR7568067,SRR7562675,SRR7560546,SRR7559857,SRR7568802,SRR7568128,SRR7557522,SRR7568082,SRR7557125 ENA-FIRST-PUBLIC 2021-01-30T04:09:56Z ENA-LAST-UPDATE 2020-10-15T06:04:34Z External Id SAMEA7429770 INSDC center name Pan Lab at OU INSDC first public 2021-01-30T04:09:56Z INSDC last update 2020-10-15T06:04:34Z INSDC status public MAG coverage software bowtie2; v2.3.5.1 Submitter Id TEDDY_OU_SUBJ1240237502_MAG31 assembly quality Many fragments with little to no review of assembly other than reporting of standard assembly statistics assembly software SPAdes;3.13.1;default parameters with metaSPAdes mode binning parameters --minContig 2000 binning software MetaBAT;2.12.1 collection date not provided completeness score 98.52 completeness software CheckM;v1.0.13 contamination score 0.00 environment (biome) human gut environment (feature) human gut environment (material) fecal geographic location (country and/or sea) restricted access geographic location (latitude) restricted access geographic location (longitude) restricted access host sex male investigation type metagenome-assembled genome isolation source human gut metagenomic source human gut metagenome project name PRJEB40730 sample derived from SAMN09408301,SAMN09409590,SAMN09409596,SAMN09409596,SAMN09412470,SAMN09412649,SAMN09412649,SAMN09413543,SAMN09414264,SAMN09414521,SAMN09414945,SAMN09414969,SAMN09415386,SAMN09415977,SAMN09416638,SAMN09416726,SAMN09417592,SAMN09419415,SAMN09420223,SAMN09420961,SAMN09421041,SAMN09421049 sample name TEDDY_OU_SUBJ1240237502_MAG31 scientific_name Bacteroides uniformis sequencing method Illumina HiSeq 2000 taxonomic classification GTDB-Tk;v1.3.0(reference from GTDB Release 95,species rank classification,default parameters) taxonomic identity marker multi-marker approach