<p>Pink nodes represent the given genera connected to the species. Green lines indicate the most prevalent species. Color lines from Bacteria to genera indicate phyla (Proteobacteria-yellow, Firmicutes-light blue, Actinobacteria-dark blue, Bacteroidetes-purple, Fusobacterium-orange). Species nodes indicate infectious properties: yellow-normal microbiota, red-human pathogen, blue-typically occurs in immunocompromised patients and/or nosocomial infections, white: taxonomy unclear/recently changed or environmental bacteria.</p
<p>Polygons of means for healthy and diseased sites are colored in green and red, respectively.</p
X-axis = samples, Y-axis = relative abundance, colours = species, left panel = cases, right panel = ...
<p>The colored circles imply the top 20 dominant microbes in relative abundance in different classif...
<p>Chart sizes are proportional to the number of genomes present in each taxonomic group. The precen...
<p>Nodes represent microbial classes colored by phylum, with edges summarizing aspects of their inte...
<p>Each column represents bacterial composition in one single sample (n = 121 for all samples; n = 6...
<p>Each bacterial species corresponds to a node. The edge color represents the phylum (blue: <i>Firm...
<p>Genera are colored according to their phyla. <i>Firmicutes</i> (blue), <i>Bacteroides</i> (orange...
(A) Visualization of the occurrence patterns of bacterial genera using the Fruchterman–Reingold forc...
<p>Box plot showing the relative abundance of the bacterial genera shared by all samples, represente...
<p>These novel phylotypes exhibited sequence similarities of less than 98% to known bacteria availab...
The top 4 phyla in the sample groups on the phylum level were displayed in different colors (2a). T ...
The color scale of the heatmap shows the abundance of each bacterial taxonomy according to Z score. ...
<p>Data are shown for the 12 most frequent non-species-level classifications assigned by the clinica...
<p>The phylogram displays topology. Genera in red color found only in <i>O</i>. <i>felineus</i> infe...
<p>Polygons of means for healthy and diseased sites are colored in green and red, respectively.</p
X-axis = samples, Y-axis = relative abundance, colours = species, left panel = cases, right panel = ...
<p>The colored circles imply the top 20 dominant microbes in relative abundance in different classif...
<p>Chart sizes are proportional to the number of genomes present in each taxonomic group. The precen...
<p>Nodes represent microbial classes colored by phylum, with edges summarizing aspects of their inte...
<p>Each column represents bacterial composition in one single sample (n = 121 for all samples; n = 6...
<p>Each bacterial species corresponds to a node. The edge color represents the phylum (blue: <i>Firm...
<p>Genera are colored according to their phyla. <i>Firmicutes</i> (blue), <i>Bacteroides</i> (orange...
(A) Visualization of the occurrence patterns of bacterial genera using the Fruchterman–Reingold forc...
<p>Box plot showing the relative abundance of the bacterial genera shared by all samples, represente...
<p>These novel phylotypes exhibited sequence similarities of less than 98% to known bacteria availab...
The top 4 phyla in the sample groups on the phylum level were displayed in different colors (2a). T ...
The color scale of the heatmap shows the abundance of each bacterial taxonomy according to Z score. ...
<p>Data are shown for the 12 most frequent non-species-level classifications assigned by the clinica...
<p>The phylogram displays topology. Genera in red color found only in <i>O</i>. <i>felineus</i> infe...
<p>Polygons of means for healthy and diseased sites are colored in green and red, respectively.</p
X-axis = samples, Y-axis = relative abundance, colours = species, left panel = cases, right panel = ...
<p>The colored circles imply the top 20 dominant microbes in relative abundance in different classif...