Comparative evidence
Compare conditions
Put two canonical disease records side by side. The result is a shareable, deterministic comparison of what is shared, what is unique, and how much evidence each record currently carries.
- 28%
- weighted overlap
- 23
- shared signals
Comparison
Type 2 DiabetesandObesity
6 references occur in both reconciled evidence sets. Shared signals do not establish shared causes, diagnoses, or treatments.
- 30
- Type 2 Diabetes references
- 31
- Obesity references
- 6
- shared references
Metals depleted or redistributed
2 sharedTaxa enriched
3 sharedShared
Only in Type 2 Diabetes
Only in Obesity
Taxa depleted
5 sharedShared
Only in Type 2 Diabetes
Only in Obesity
Host response elevated
2 sharedShared
Only in Type 2 Diabetes
Only in Obesity
Host response depleted
2 sharedShared
Only in Type 2 Diabetes
Only in Obesity
Ecological state
3 sharedShared
Only in Type 2 Diabetes
DysbiosisSCFA DepletionLPS ElevationBile Acid DysmetabolismImpaired Intestinal BarrierLipid PeroxidationGut Barrier DisruptionIron Overload Oxidative StressFungal Overgrowth
Only in Obesity
HypoxiaMetal Driven DysbiosisReduced SCFA ProductionIncreased LPSIntestinal Permeability IncreaseFermentative MetabolismAcidic MicroenvironmentMetabolic EndotoxemiaIncreased Energy HarvestVirome Depletion
Virulence and functional enzymes
2 sharedShared
Only in Type 2 Diabetes
LipopolysaccharideCholine TMA LyaseBile Acid DehydrataseCarbohydrate Fermentation EnzymesLPS Biosynthesis EnzymesTMA Lyase CutC CutD