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. 2018 Aug 11;10(8):1069. doi: 10.3390/nu10081069

Table 1.

Effect of UV irradiation of skin on overall beta-diversity in faecal samples.

Day/Treatment Group 1 Group 2 t-Value p-Value
Day 35 D++ UVR+ D++ UVR− 1.24 0.15
D+ UVR+ D+ UVR− 0.79 0.84
D− UVR+ D− UVR− 0.89 0.67
D− UVR+ D+ UVR− 0.86 0.67
Day 63 D++ UVR+ D++ UVR− 1.09 0.30
D+ UVR+ D+ UVR− 1.03 0.39
D− UVR+ D− UVR− 0.79 0.84
D− UVR+ D+ UVR− 0.82 0.79

PERMANOVA was used to calculate the effect of UVR on overall beta-diversity in faecal samples from mice within each vitamin D group. A separate analysis of mice acquiring vitamin D solely through UVR (D−UVR+) versus diet (D+UVR−) is shown in the fourth line of each group. n = 5/group, degrees of freedom (df) = 7–8 in all analyses, and permutations = 126. “t” = t-statistic.