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. 2022 Jul 11;12:907239. doi: 10.3389/fcimb.2022.907239

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Changes of gut microbiota compositions in HC and moderate and severe MDD patients. (A) Relative abundances of gut microbiota at the genus level in MDD patients and HC. (B) OPLS-DA model showed that there was only a small overlap between HC and moderate MDD patients, suggesting the divergent microbial changes between the two groups; (C) differential genera responsible for discriminating moderate MDD patients from HC; (D) OPLS-DA model showed that there was only a small overlap between HC and severe MDD patients, suggesting the divergent microbial changes between the two groups; (E) differential genera responsible for discriminating severe MDD patients from HC. HC, healthy controls; MDD, major depressive disorder; Fae, Faecalibacterium; Vic, Victivallis; Meg1, Megamonas; Pyr, Pyramidobacter; Hyd, Hydrogenoanaerobacterium; Pre, Prevotella; Kle, Klebsiella; Ace, Acetanaerobacterium; But, Butyricimonas; Ali, Alistipes; Cop, Coprobacillus; Ana1, Anaerococcus; Act, Actinomyces; Eub, Eubacterium; Par1, Parabacteroides; Psy, Psychrobacter; Odo, Odoribacter; Ent1, Enterococcus; Ent2, Enterorhabdus; Cor, Corynebacterium; Ana2, Anaerofustis; All, Allisonella; Por, Porphyromonas; Bar, Barnesiella; Ols, Olsenella; Dor, Dorea; Oxa, Oxalobacter; Egg, Eggerthella; Sla, Slackia; Fla, Flavonifractor; Pep, Peptoniphilus; Bla, Blautia; Ana3, Anaerotruncus; Par2, Parvimonas; Gor, Gordonibacter; Col, Collinsella; Lac1, Lactococcus; Sut, Sutterella; Tur, Turicibacter; Meg2, Megasphaera; Bil, Bilophila; Lac2, Lactobacillus; Bac, Bacteroides; Ana, Anaeroglobus.