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. 2022 Feb 28;32(4):405–418. doi: 10.4014/jmb.2110.10018

Fig. 6. SMT reduced the side effects of DDP and enhanced the efficacy of DDP by altering the gut microbiota at the ‘genus’ level.

Fig. 6

A. Stackbar histogram of the distribution of bacteria in the gut microbiota of mice (‘genus’ level). B. Heatmap of the genus abundance of bacteria in the gut microbiota of mice. C-Q. Analysis diagram of the abundance of each group of mouse gut microbiota. C is the Lactobacillus abundance, D is the Bifidobacterium abundance, E is the Alipites abundance, F is the Oscillibacter abundance, G is the Akkermansia abundance, H is the Olsenella, I is the Faecalibaculum abundance, J is the Kineothrix abundance, K is the Turicibacter abundance, L is the Parasutterella abundance, M is the Erysipelatoclostridium abundance, N is the Ileibacterium abundance, O is the Pseudoflavonifractor abundance, P is the Culturomica abundance, and Q the is Enterorhabdus abundance. R. A heatmap of correlations between genus-level gut microbiota and serum inflammatory factors. Negative correlations are shown in blue, and positive correlations are shown in red. The darker the color, the higher the correlation.