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Robust Phylogenetic Tree-based Microbiome Association Test using Repeatedly Measured Data for Composition Bias

2023-07-11

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<h4>Motivation</h4> The effects of microbiota on the host phenotypes can substantially differ depending on his/her age. Longitudinally measured microbiome data allows us to detect the age modification effect and are useful for the detection of microorganisms related to the progression of disease which change identification over time. Moreover, longitudinal analysis enables the estimation of within-subject covaria...

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3dece94d-e596-5eb5-bd66-6f05b1b59708
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10.1101/2023.07.10.548346
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