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. 2022 Aug 4;14(1):2107814. doi: 10.1080/20002297.2022.2107814

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Figure 2. — Diabetic mouse model establishment and oral microbiota transplantation. (a) Fast plasma glucose measurement by OGTT at start point, 2 and 4 months; (b) AUC analysis of data present in A; (c) Composition of the salivary microbiota from healthy donates and periodontal patients at genus level. Taxa with relative abundance higher than 1% are present. (d–f) The relative abundances of P. gingivalis (P. g), T. denticola (T. d), and F. nucleatum (F. n) in periodontitis patient donated microbiome recipient mice (PPDM) and healthy subject donated microbiome recipient mice (HSDM). # (p < 0.05) and ## (p < 0.01) indicate statistically significant difference between 0 and 2 months in A. * (p < 0.05) and ** (p < 0.01) indicate statistically significant difference between 0 and 4 months in A and B; * indicates p < 0.05 in D-F; N.S: not significant. N = 3 for each group.