<p>(B)Relative abundances of genus level distributions of the fecal microbiota in triplet set A. The average relative abundance of phyla and genera in each infant was measured by the fraction of total 16S rRNA gene sequences. Each color represents a phylum/genus. Only major taxonomic groups are shown. MZ represents a monozygotic infant and DZ the dizygotic infant.</p
<p>Phylum-level distribution of bacteria in fecal samples of healthy young children and adults.</p
<p>The relative abundance of each phylum A) one day before oral inoculation (32 days of age), B) one...
<p>A) Relative sequence abundance of bacterial phyla as identified by 16S rRNA gene sequencing. B) R...
<p>MZ = monozygotic; DZ = dizygotic infant; an asterisks (*) next to a circle denotes the antibiotic...
<p>A: Clustering of the 13 human infant samples at the genus level. Hierarchal clustering is perform...
<p>The core faecal microbiota of infant subjects at the levels of phylum, family and genus is indica...
<p>The relative distribution of the gut microbial phyla among single human (16 individuals) and five...
<p>Each of the above stacked bar plots illustrates the average relative abundance (y-axis) of the mo...
<p>a, relative abundance of bacterial taxa at phylum level; b, relative abundance of representative ...
<p>Abundance estimations of major phyla for all four data types in a human gut microbiome.</p
<p>Relative abundances of bacterial phyla in BF-IAP, BF-C, MF-IAP and MF-C faecal samples.</p
<p>Relative abundance of microbial phyla over time as indicated by 16S rRNA genes.</p
<p>For each subject (S#), samples are ordered from first to last time points. Bacterial abundances d...
<p>Barcharts represent the percent relative abundances of genus-level taxa, as determined by 16S rRN...
<p>Genera that showed higher prevalences during the first weeks of life are presented in the top gra...
<p>Phylum-level distribution of bacteria in fecal samples of healthy young children and adults.</p
<p>The relative abundance of each phylum A) one day before oral inoculation (32 days of age), B) one...
<p>A) Relative sequence abundance of bacterial phyla as identified by 16S rRNA gene sequencing. B) R...
<p>MZ = monozygotic; DZ = dizygotic infant; an asterisks (*) next to a circle denotes the antibiotic...
<p>A: Clustering of the 13 human infant samples at the genus level. Hierarchal clustering is perform...
<p>The core faecal microbiota of infant subjects at the levels of phylum, family and genus is indica...
<p>The relative distribution of the gut microbial phyla among single human (16 individuals) and five...
<p>Each of the above stacked bar plots illustrates the average relative abundance (y-axis) of the mo...
<p>a, relative abundance of bacterial taxa at phylum level; b, relative abundance of representative ...
<p>Abundance estimations of major phyla for all four data types in a human gut microbiome.</p
<p>Relative abundances of bacterial phyla in BF-IAP, BF-C, MF-IAP and MF-C faecal samples.</p
<p>Relative abundance of microbial phyla over time as indicated by 16S rRNA genes.</p
<p>For each subject (S#), samples are ordered from first to last time points. Bacterial abundances d...
<p>Barcharts represent the percent relative abundances of genus-level taxa, as determined by 16S rRN...
<p>Genera that showed higher prevalences during the first weeks of life are presented in the top gra...
<p>Phylum-level distribution of bacteria in fecal samples of healthy young children and adults.</p
<p>The relative abundance of each phylum A) one day before oral inoculation (32 days of age), B) one...
<p>A) Relative sequence abundance of bacterial phyla as identified by 16S rRNA gene sequencing. B) R...