Fig. 3: Occurrence of antibiotic resistomes in humans, soil, livestock, and carcasses under different sources and time.
From: Dissecting microbial communities and resistomes for interconnected humans, soil, and livestock
A The abundance of the ARGs in broiler chicken carcass, broiler chicken faeces, human faeces, and soil samples, data were rarefied to minimum read depth. B NMDS analysis of the resistomes in broiler chicken carcasses (blue), broiler chicken faeces (pink), human faeces (purple) and soil (orange), based on Bray-Curtis dissimilarity at timepoints T1 and L1 (circles), T2 and L2 (triangle) T3 and L3 (squares), data were rarefied to minimum read depth. C Circos plots of relative abundance and compositions of ARGs in broiler faeces, broiler carcass, human faeces, and soil samples.
