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. 2021 Dec 7;8:746515. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2021.746515

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Copyright © 2021 Obanda, Keenan, Page, Raggio, Taylor, Marx, Stout, Guice, Luo, Welsh, Coulon and Husseneder.

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Permdisp to assess beta diversity. The first boxplot in each figure is the intra group variability, all others are inter-group variability. (A) No significant differences between OP and OR phenotypes (pseudo-F = 1.15; P = 0.25 n = the number of pairwise comparisons as shown on x-axis. (B) Significance of the distance to OR rats treated with water as knockdown and transplant from all other knockdown-transplant treatments (ns, not significant) (s, significant) (P < 0.05 after the number of pairwise comparisons shown on x-axis (n). Significant differences were based only on phenotypes (pseudo-F = 1.74 P = 0.02). (C) Significance of the distance to OP rats treated with water as knockdown and transplant from all other knockdown-transplant treatments (ns, not significant) (s, significant) (P < 0.05 after the number of pairwise comparisons shown on x-axis (n). Significant differences were based only on phenotypes (pseudo-F = 1.66 P = 0.22).