gutMDisorder v3.0: an updated database for dysbiosis of the gut and oral microbiota in phenotypes and interventions.

gutMDisorder v3.0 now includes 13,402 literature-based and 22,241 raw data-based associations of gut and oral microbiota in humans and mice, expanding from gut-only data.

• Why it matters: Understanding microbiota dysbiosis across different body sites is crucial for linking microbial communities to health and disease phenotypes, addressing a growing research need.
• What they did: The update involved reviewing publications, reprocessing raw sequencing datasets with standardized workflows, and curating host metadata, resulting in a comprehensive, integrated database.
• The result: This resource enables detailed exploration of microbiota associations with phenotypes and interventions, supporting research with improved filtering, visualization, and accessibility.