<p>A. Complete linkage clustering based on the phylum composition and abundance of GI microbiota. B. Color depicts the study and intervention group of the samples. C. Colors depict the time point at which the samples were collected. Time points D and E were omitted as no corresponding samples were collected in the Palmer <i>et al.</i> study <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0033387#pone.0033387-Palmer1" target="_blank">[28]</a>.</p
<p>A: Clustering of the 13 human infant samples at the genus level. Hierarchal clustering is perform...
<p>Clustered heat map displaying IS profiles of 76 children with functional constipation and 61 heal...
<p><b>(Panel A) Heatmap illustrating the relative abundance of predominant bacterial phyla in fecal ...
<p>A. Samples are grouped by subjects ID and intervention groups. B. Samples are grouped by timepoin...
<p>(A) Heatmap with double clustering. The microcosm conditions are clustered at the top and bacteri...
<p>Hierarchical-clustering heat-map of the relative abundance and the clustering dendrogram of diffe...
<p>Clustering was based on Bray-Curtis distances. (A) Only the genera above 1% abundance in at least...
<p>The Bray-Curtis dissimilarity matrix and Ward’s hierarchical clustering algorithm were applied in...
From the sequence data, the most obvious finding in the heatmap is that Day 1 samples all have bacte...
<p>Heatmaps were based on the hierarchical clustering solution (Bray-Curtis) distance metric and ave...
<p>Dark colors correspond to low frequencies, while yellow, tan and pink indicate high frequencies. ...
<p>(A) total microbiota, (B) active microbiota. Colors in the figure depict the percentage range of ...
<p>A phylogenetic tree demonstrating bacterial abundance is present in the center. Each circle depic...
<p>Bacterial family names are listed on the right side of the heatmap, and the sample names are list...
<p>Phylogenetic tree shows that most of FHS (dark blue), THN (green), FHN (pink) and THNsc (red) sam...
<p>A: Clustering of the 13 human infant samples at the genus level. Hierarchal clustering is perform...
<p>Clustered heat map displaying IS profiles of 76 children with functional constipation and 61 heal...
<p><b>(Panel A) Heatmap illustrating the relative abundance of predominant bacterial phyla in fecal ...
<p>A. Samples are grouped by subjects ID and intervention groups. B. Samples are grouped by timepoin...
<p>(A) Heatmap with double clustering. The microcosm conditions are clustered at the top and bacteri...
<p>Hierarchical-clustering heat-map of the relative abundance and the clustering dendrogram of diffe...
<p>Clustering was based on Bray-Curtis distances. (A) Only the genera above 1% abundance in at least...
<p>The Bray-Curtis dissimilarity matrix and Ward’s hierarchical clustering algorithm were applied in...
From the sequence data, the most obvious finding in the heatmap is that Day 1 samples all have bacte...
<p>Heatmaps were based on the hierarchical clustering solution (Bray-Curtis) distance metric and ave...
<p>Dark colors correspond to low frequencies, while yellow, tan and pink indicate high frequencies. ...
<p>(A) total microbiota, (B) active microbiota. Colors in the figure depict the percentage range of ...
<p>A phylogenetic tree demonstrating bacterial abundance is present in the center. Each circle depic...
<p>Bacterial family names are listed on the right side of the heatmap, and the sample names are list...
<p>Phylogenetic tree shows that most of FHS (dark blue), THN (green), FHN (pink) and THNsc (red) sam...
<p>A: Clustering of the 13 human infant samples at the genus level. Hierarchal clustering is perform...
<p>Clustered heat map displaying IS profiles of 76 children with functional constipation and 61 heal...
<p><b>(Panel A) Heatmap illustrating the relative abundance of predominant bacterial phyla in fecal ...