{"@type":"Dataset","integmet_study":"MTBLS4967","mesh_chemical_id":["https://identifiers.org/mesh:D002586","https://identifiers.org/mesh:D005227","https://identifiers.org/mesh:D002241"],"mesh_chemical_pubtator_kw":["CS","fatty acids","fatty acid","carbohydrate"],"mesh_disease_id":["https://identifiers.org/mesh:D002921","https://identifiers.org/mesh:D006223"],"mesh_disease_pubtator_kw":["CSD","scar diverticulum","Scar Diverticulum","CS"],"ncbi_taxonomy_id":["https://identifiers.org/taxonomy:9606","https://identifiers.org/taxonomy:13687","https://identifiers.org/taxonomy:48736","https://identifiers.org/taxonomy:1578"],"ncbi_taxonomy_pubtator_kw":["women","Sphingomonas","Ralstonia","Lactobacillus"],"source_id":"https://identifiers.org/metabolights:MTBLS4967","study_findings":"Higher microbial diversity, decreased Lactobacillus, altered metabolism, and gene regulation in CSD.","study_observation":"Cervical microbiota, metabolome, and endometrial transcriptome in CSD.","study_summary":"Cervical microbiota and gene regulation in CSD.","study_title_original":"Interaction between Cervical Microbiota and Host Gene Regulation in Caesarean Section Scar Diverticulum"}