Metagenomics of Parkinson's disease implicates the gut microbiome in multiple disease mechanisms/Experiment 1/Signature 1
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Description: Differential abundances and effect sizes of PD-associated species. Analysis included N = 724 biologically independent samples from 490 PD and 234 neurologically healthy control (NHC) subjects. Forty-six species that had at least 75% (and up to 750%) change in abundance in PD are shown here; for all 84 PD-associated species see Supplementary Fig. 3. a Distribution of relative abundances. Log2 transformed relative abundance values, as used in MaAsLin2, were used to generate the boxplots. Untransformed relative abundances, shown in parenthesis, are provided on the X-axis for easier interpretation of data. Boxplots show distribution of the data for PD (blue green) and NHC (orange). Each sample was plotted according to its abundance of the species. The left, middle, and right vertical boundaries of each box represents the first, second (median), and third quartiles of the data; that is, 25% of samples have abundance lower than the left border of the box, 25% of samples have abundances that are higher than the right border of the box. Absence of a box indicates 75% of samples had zero abundance. The lines extending from the two ends of each box represent 1.5x outside the interquartile range (range = (abundance value at 75% minus abundance value at 25%) x 1.5). Points beyond the lines are outlier samples.
Abundance in Group 1: increased abundance in Parkinson's Disease subjects.
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