Method for predicting microflora structural variation based on power law scaling model of diversity-area-time relationship (DATR)
A technology of microbial community and space-time relationship, applied in the field of evaluating the variation of microbial community structure distribution with time and regional scope, can solve problems such as limiting the application scope of traditional methods, and achieve the effect of wide application
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[0032] Example 1: Monitoring the structural changes of the reproductive tract microbial flora of 22 pregnant women for nearly 30 weeks
[0033] Step【1】Citation of the data source:
[0034] The genital microbiome data were collected from 22 women at 32-42 weeks of pregnancy. During pregnancy, samples were taken every four weeks for 24 weeks, and every two weeks until delivery. The reproductive tract flora of pregnant women is an independent and complete microbial ecosystem, and each woman is a regional community in the system, a total of 22 regional communities. The original author used 16s-rRNA gene marker sequencing technology to obtain data on the species richness (Richness) and abundance (Abundance) of intestinal microbial flora in obese people.
[0035] Step [2] Data processing: Perform random equal-probability sampling and sorting on 22 bacterial communities to obtain a set of species abundance information data at different spatio-temporal locations. A DATR model can b...
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