Additional file 6: Figure S4. of Gut microbiota dysbiosis contributes to the development of hypertension
- Jing Li (10611)
- Fangqing Zhao (21172)
- Yidan Wang (458996)
- Junru Chen (3706660)
- Jie Tao (227070)
- Gang Tian (112190)
- Shouling Wu (388386)
- Wenbin Liu (174604)
- Qinghua Cui (70819)
- Bin Geng (458423)
- Weili Zhang (108581)
- Ryan Weldon (837032)
- Kelda Auguste (3706657)
- Lei Yang (102719)
- Xiaoyan Liu (158152)
- Li Chen (5749)
- Xinchun Yang (513294)
- Baoli Zhu (43136)
- Jun Cai (157029)
Publication date
February 2017
DOIAbstract
The gut microbiome profile of HTN in the additional independent metagenomic analysis. (a) Bacterial α diversity (Shannon index) at the genus level is compared between control (n = 3) and HTN (n = 3) group. P value is from t test. (b) The genera abundance alteration in HTN patients is compared with the controls. Red represents more abundant, blue indicates less abundant. The genera marked with green points show a consistent trend in HTN compared with the results in stage 1 metagenomic analysis, while gray points represent the genera with inconsistent variation. (PDF 330 kb
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