🎛️ Filter

🌍 Country of origin

Top 30 countries by genome count, plus the continental rollup. Country comes from BioSample geo_loc_name. Click any bar to filter the page.

Top countries

Horizontal bar · genome count per country · click to filter

Continent distribution

Country → continent rollup

🏥 Isolation source — the clinical lens

Raw BioSample isolation_source values collapse into epidemiological super-groups. The Clinical · ICU category captures A. baumannii's hospital-adapted niche — respiratory (VAP), bloodstream, catheter-associated, and healthcare-environment samples.

Source super-groups

7 epidemiological categories

Detailed source categories

Top 15 raw BioSample values · click to filter

👤 Host & collection timeline

Host species as submitted to BioSample, and year-by-year submission volume.

Top hosts

Host species

Collection timeline

Genomes per year of isolation

🌡️ Country × source heatmap

Which source categories dominate each country. Darker = more genomes. Recomputes live as you filter.

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📋 Country table

Full country breakdown with continent. Search, filter, sort.

Country Continent Genomes % of total Distribution

🧬 Genome retrieval

Filter by country, source, host, or collection year — then export a clean accession list ready for datasets download genome accession --inputfile list.txt.

🎛️ Filter genomes — genomes
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Accession Country Source (normalised) Source (raw BioSample) Category Host Year Copy

📊 Reading this page

All counts come from NCBI BioSample records attached to ABYSS genomes. Coverage: 96.4% have country, 83.2% have isolation source, 90.8% have host, 94.8% have collection year.

Source categories are normalised — a submission saying human respiratory sample and one saying sputum both land in respiratory. The raw BioSample string is preserved alongside the normalised value in the retrieval table, so every result can be verified against the original submitter entry.

The Clinical · ICU super-group is a deliberate design choice for ABYSS: it captures the hospital-adapted niche that defines Acinetobacter baumannii. It is not a clinical diagnosis — it is an epidemiological summary.