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. 2019 Oct 4;5:28. doi: 10.1038/s41522-019-0101-x

Table 4.

Association between BMI and relative abundance of a microbial genus (Blautia and Bifidobacterium) adjusted by Models 1–3

Blautia and BMI Bifidobacterium and BMI
Men Women Men Women
P valuea P valuea P valuea P valuea
Model 1
Age 0.020(D)* 0.004(D)** 0.031(D)* 0.486(D)
Model 2
Smoking habit
Total dietary fibre intake 0.141(D) 0.002(D)** 0.003(D)** 0.689(D)
Alcohol intake
Habitual medicine use
Model 3(1 × 2 + VFA + WC)
Age
VFA
Waist circumference
Smoking habit 0.140(D) 0.002(D)** 0.003(D)** 0.685(D)
Total dietary fibre intake
Alcohol intake
Habitual medicine use

(D) indicates tendency to decrease, (I) indicates tendency to increase relative to VFA

P < 0.05 and < 0.01 are indicated by * and **, respectively

aAnalysis of variance for linear regression model was used