Figure 1
Principal Component Analysis of the microbiome composition comparing (A) The variability of the intestinal bacteria composition of healthy population (red) (extracted from the Human Microbiome Project) compared with patients that undergone BT (in green) and with those that do not have bacterial translocation (in blue). This statistical analysis was performed using R package version 3.2.3, comparing the bacteria composition at the genera taxonomical level for each patient in order to look for groups of genera that can allow grouping samples based on the variability found. PC1, or Principal Component 1, explained the 69.5% of the total variability found, and PC2 or Principal Component 2, explained the 10.1% of the total variability. (B) The variability of the intestinal bacteria composition in patients that undergone BT (in green), compared with those that do not have bacterial translocation (in blue). This statistical analysis was performed in R package version 3.2.3, comparing the bacteria composition at the genera taxonomical level for each patient in order to look for groups of genera that can allow groping samples based on the variability found. PC1, or Principal Component 1, explained the 25.4% of the total variability found, and PC2 or Principal Component 2, explained the 15.4% of the total variability.
