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. 2023 Jul 10;15(1):2233149. doi: 10.1080/19490976.2023.2233149

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Figure 4. — Fucose administration alters gut microbiota composition, increases abundance of Akkermansia and facilitates propanoate metabolism. (a) Alpha diversity analysis of gut bacteria from control and fucose-treated mice. (b) Beta diversity analysis of gut bacteria from control and fucose-treated mice. (c) Relative abundance of bacteria on the level of phylum, family and genus. (d,e) LEfSe analysis (LDA score and cladogram) of gut bacteria from control and fucose-treated mice. (f) KEGG analysis of gut bacteria from control and fucose-treated mice. (g) Relative abundance of Akkermansia and propionic acid in ileum contents and correlation analysis of them.