Fig. 6: Leloir pathway, galactose metabolism, and lactobacilli in the fecal microbiota of TR- vs. AL-fed rats. | npj Biofilms and Microbiomes

Fig. 6: Leloir pathway, galactose metabolism, and lactobacilli in the fecal microbiota of TR- vs. AL-fed rats.

From: Time-restricted feeding induces Lactobacillus- and Akkermansia-specific functional changes in the rat fecal microbiota

Fig. 6: Leloir pathway, galactose metabolism, and lactobacilli in the fecal microbiota of TR- vs. AL-fed rats.

Left, schematic representation galactose metabolism enzymes (bold) and metabolites, with focus on the Leloir pathway. Right, taxonomic annotation of Leloir pathway/galactose metabolism enzymes detected in the samples analyzed in this study. p-value, FDR, and log-ratio (LR) value obtained upon TR vs. AL differential analysis are reported for each enzyme-taxon combination. p-values < 0.05, FDRs < 0.1 and LRs > 1 are shown in red; FDR values < 0.1 are also in bold. ND, not detected (or not passing the filters).

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