Study: Longitudinal multi-omics analyses link gut microbiome dysbiosis with recurrent urinary tract infections in women

Publication: Worby et al., Longitudinal multi-omics analyses link gut microbiome dysbiosis with recurrent urinary tract infections in women (2022, Nature Microbiology)

External link: SPIRE database (MAGs, genes and proteins including annotations)

Study accession: PRJNA400628

Last annotation change: 2025-09-30

Human Metadata

UTIs

98%
0
259
4
 97
1
 59
3
 40
2
 21
1
 204
0
 160

alcohol

75%
1
274
0
 91

beans

74%
1
 215
0
 144

blood

76%
0
359
1
 8

cloudy

76%
0
335
1
 32

dairy

75%
1
354
0
 11
1
 94
0
257
1
 107

ecoli_utis

 19%
1
 73
0
 21

eggs

75%
1
302
0
 61

fish

75%
1
 193
0
 171

frequency

76%
0
313
1
 53
2
 1
1
 208
0
 157

fruits

75%
1
337
0
 29
0
 60
4
 51
3
 48
2
 43
other values
 104

need

76%
0
320
1
 47

painful

76%
0
343
1
 24

probiotic

75%
0
297
1
 69
1
252
0
 111

red_meat

75%
1
261
0
 104

shellfish

75%
0
 207
1
 158

smelly

76%
0
341
1
 26
1
276
0
 90

starch

74%
1
351
0
 10

sweets

75%
1
346
0
 19

tea

75%
1
 193
0
 172

veg

75%
1
345
0
 21

water

75%
1
364
0
 2
1
309
0
 52
1
289
0
 72
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