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BacteriaBiodiversity

A scientific investigation into plausibility of finding the right bacteria to synthesize proteins that taste like beef. The right bacteria may exist in someone's belly button. This study collected belly button bacteria and other data from participants including:

  • participant id
  • ethnicity
  • gender
  • city/state
  • belly button type
  • wash frequency

You can find the webpage here: https://mspamelalea.github.io/BacteriaBiodiversity/index.html

Screenshots from the Bacteria Portfolio

When the participant's id is chosen from the drop-down menu, three charts are diplayed.

Resources

Data Source:

samples.js - JSON file with a data object in the form: { "names":[ "940", .....], "metadata": [{ "id":940, "ethnicity: "Caucasian", "gender": "F", "age": 24.0, "location": "Beauford/NC" "bbtype": "I", "wfreq": 2.0}.......], "samples":[{ "id":"940", "otu_ids": [1167,2859,.....], "sample_values": [163,126,...], "otu_labels": ["Bacteria;Bacteriodetes;....."].... }

plots.js - This is the JavaScript program that filters the data and creates the charts to present on the webpage.

index.html - to render the webpage.

Software:

  • JavaScript
  • Data-Driven Documents (D3) JavaScript library
  • Bootstrap
  • HTML
  • Plotly
  • VS Code