Fig. 3: Microbial features of airway dysbiosis.
From: Genomic attributes of airway commensal bacteria and mucosa
a Main drivers of Dirichlet-multinomial model-based airway communities. b Beta diversity based on Bray-Curtis dissimilarity principal coordinate analysis showing separation of the two communities. c Consistency of airway community assignment between samples of the same and different donors (left) and sampling sites (right). d Alpha diversity measures and correlations. e Univariate associations of CELF 16S samples binned on phylum level to metadata. f Proportion of community assignments between ptOP samples of different study origins, sampling sites and disease groups. g relative abundance of most abundant genera based on CELF samples 16S rRNA. h Univariate metabolite associations based on binning of CELF 16S rRNA sequences onto isolate annotation.
