The proposed study would identify microbial communities and metabolic profiles associated with stigmatized conditions such as idiopathic malodor or mental health.
Working with systemic malodor/PATM community provides unprecedented opportunities to explore biomarkers of depression, social stress, diabetes, inflammatory diseases, dental, cardiovascular, and digestive health, exposure to antibiotics, lifestyle & dietary patterns, adverse childhood experiences, and social determinants of health.
The remaining questions allow you to outline in more detail the information needed to address your research question. The series of questions allow up to five entries. If you have more than five entries, please try to prioritize them and enter the remainder in the final field. When done, click Submit at the bottom.
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Select your required Data Item #1, which is most important to your study. This would be an item that needs to be generated and collected from different sources using various procedures, tools, techniques, assays, etc. If not in the current selection, please enter it in the textbox below.
Urinary 'biome': 16S bacterial DNA, virome, metabalome
If you did not find your Data Item #1 in the dropdown selection above, please enter it here.
gut, skin and oral microbiomes
By what method will Data Item #1 be obtained? This may Include procedures, tools, techniques, assays, and analytical approaches for the collection, measurement, or analysis of data. If you do not find the required method, you may enter it in the textbox below.
Whole Exomic Sequencing (WES)
Are there specifications that apply to the method by which Data Item #1 will be obtained, e.g., is the measurement taken once a year, every month, or some other variation? If you do not find your specification in the dropdown, you may enter it in the textbox below.
At specified times anchored to the clinical event
Data Item #2
Diet
Method #2
Food diary
Data Item #3
Perceived outcomes - patient
Method #3
Natural language processing of notes
Data Item #4
Perceived outcomes - surgeon
Data Item #5
Metabolic risk profile
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Metabolome
Method #5
Biochemical assay
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Mass Spectrometry
