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. 2017 Jan 12;7:40466. doi: 10.1038/srep40466

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Differences in relative human milk oligosaccharide (HMO) class and structure abundance between phenotypic secretors (S, , N = 21) and non-secretors (N-S, , N = 12). Plots show averages for all mothers divided by time point (week 4, 16, and 20) with error bars representing standard error and P-values listed below each plot for overall differences based on Mann-Whitney U tests. Individual HMO structures pictured with monosaccharides Glc (), Gal (), GlcNAc (), Fuc () and Neu5Ac ().

Inline graphic — Differences in relative human milk oligosaccharide (HMO) class and structure abundance between phenotypic secretors (S, , N = 21) and non-secretors (N-S, , N = 12). Plots show averages for all mothers divided by time point (week 4, 16, and 20) with error bars representing standard error and P-values listed below each plot for overall differences based on Mann-Whitney U tests. Individual HMO structures pictured with monosaccharides Glc (), Gal (), GlcNAc (), Fuc () and Neu5Ac ().