Fig. 8: Networks depicting the relative contribution of high-social disadvantage (SD)-associated genomes to high-SD associated pathways. | Nature Communications

Fig. 8: Networks depicting the relative contribution of high-social disadvantage (SD)-associated genomes to high-SD associated pathways.

From: Social and psychological adversity are associated with distinct mother and infant gut microbiome variations

Fig. 8

a Edges connect high-SD genomes in the mothers (yellow, from Fig. 6) to high-SD pathways in the mothers (purple, from Table 2). b Edges connect high-SD genomes in the children (yellow, from Fig. 7) to high-SD pathways in the children (purple, from Table 2). Node sizes indicate the mean decrease in accuracy (MDA) values from the random forest analysis, and edge thickness and darkness indicate the proportion of reads that each genome contributes to the pathways.

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