(A) Bacterial phylum levels of each sample in the groups of control, GDM_A1 and GDM_A2 respectively. (B) Bacterial phylum average levels of each group. (C) Bacterial genus levels of each sample in the groups of control, GDM_A1 and GDM_A2 respectively. (D) Bacterial genus average levels of each group.</p
<p>CON, control group; AMI, acute myocardial infarction group; SHAM, sham group.</p
<p>(A, B, C) Abundance and prevalence of bacteria at the phylum, genus, and species level in the 30 ...
<p>Composition of fecal microbiota at phylum (A), class (B), family (C, D), and OTUs (E) levels. </p
For healthy controls, the predominant phyla were Bacteroidetes (44%), Firmicutes (41%) and Proteobac...
‘Other’ group represents all taxa with relative abundance below 0.75%. Each bar plot represents the ...
The P-values were calculated using Mann-Whitney test, and significance was compared against the cont...
<p>The members of the phyla Alphaproteobacteria, Gammaproteobacteria, Deltaproteobacteria, Actinobac...
<p>Relative abundances of bacterial phyla in BF-IAP, BF-C, MF-IAP and MF-C faecal samples.</p
Relative abundance of the most dominant bacterial groups (4 phyla, 7 classes, 9 orders) in each samp...
The groups of control (n=14), GDM_A1 (n=15), GDM_A2 (n=5) and GDM_Total (n=A1+A2=20) were described ...
<p>(A) Relative abundance of bacterial at phylum level. (B) Relative abundance of top 15 bacterial g...
<p>The x-axis shows the sample studied, the y-axis the proportion of each lineage as reported by com...
<p>The relative abundance of bacterial classes within the human gut microbiome separated into A) age...
<p>(B)Relative abundances of genus level distributions of the fecal microbiota in triplet set A. The...
<p>Phylum-level distribution of bacteria in fecal samples of healthy young children and adults.</p
<p>CON, control group; AMI, acute myocardial infarction group; SHAM, sham group.</p
<p>(A, B, C) Abundance and prevalence of bacteria at the phylum, genus, and species level in the 30 ...
<p>Composition of fecal microbiota at phylum (A), class (B), family (C, D), and OTUs (E) levels. </p
For healthy controls, the predominant phyla were Bacteroidetes (44%), Firmicutes (41%) and Proteobac...
‘Other’ group represents all taxa with relative abundance below 0.75%. Each bar plot represents the ...
The P-values were calculated using Mann-Whitney test, and significance was compared against the cont...
<p>The members of the phyla Alphaproteobacteria, Gammaproteobacteria, Deltaproteobacteria, Actinobac...
<p>Relative abundances of bacterial phyla in BF-IAP, BF-C, MF-IAP and MF-C faecal samples.</p
Relative abundance of the most dominant bacterial groups (4 phyla, 7 classes, 9 orders) in each samp...
The groups of control (n=14), GDM_A1 (n=15), GDM_A2 (n=5) and GDM_Total (n=A1+A2=20) were described ...
<p>(A) Relative abundance of bacterial at phylum level. (B) Relative abundance of top 15 bacterial g...
<p>The x-axis shows the sample studied, the y-axis the proportion of each lineage as reported by com...
<p>The relative abundance of bacterial classes within the human gut microbiome separated into A) age...
<p>(B)Relative abundances of genus level distributions of the fecal microbiota in triplet set A. The...
<p>Phylum-level distribution of bacteria in fecal samples of healthy young children and adults.</p
<p>CON, control group; AMI, acute myocardial infarction group; SHAM, sham group.</p
<p>(A, B, C) Abundance and prevalence of bacteria at the phylum, genus, and species level in the 30 ...
<p>Composition of fecal microbiota at phylum (A), class (B), family (C, D), and OTUs (E) levels. </p