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Open data and statistical models for biomarker shedding: standardized, validated shedding datasets from peer-reviewed studies to support wastewater-based epidemiology.
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Data and statistical models for biomarker shedding.
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The Shedding Hub collates data and statistical models for biomarker shedding (such as viral RNA or drug metabolites) in different human specimen (such as stool or sputum samples). Developing wastewater-based epidemiology into a quantitative, reliable epidemiological monitoring tool motivates the project.
Datasets are extracted from appendices, figures, and supplementary materials of peer-reviewed studies. Each dataset is stored as a .yaml file and validated against our data schema to verify its integrity.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
The Shedding Hub collates data and statistical models for biomarker shedding (such as viral RNA or drug metabolites) in different human specimen (such as stool or sputum samples). Developing wastewater-based epidemiology into a quantitative, reliable epidemiological monitoring tool motivates the project.
Datasets are extracted from appendices, figures, and supplementary materials of peer-reviewed studies. Each dataset is stored as a .yaml file and validated against our data schema to verify its integrity.Read the full README ↗