Extended Data Fig. 8: Pairwise partial Spearman correlations between bacterial gene families and pathway abundances with clinical and metabolic risk scores, glycaemic and inflammatory measures, and lipoproteins. | Nature Medicine

Extended Data Fig. 8: Pairwise partial Spearman correlations between bacterial gene families and pathway abundances with clinical and metabolic risk scores, glycaemic and inflammatory measures, and lipoproteins.

From: Microbiome connections with host metabolism and habitual diet from 1,098 deeply phenotyped individuals

Extended Data Fig. 8

a, The heatmap shows gene families correlations with the set of metadata presented in Fig. 5a–c reporting the top 2,000 genes selected among those with at least 20% prevalence on their number of significant correlations (q < 0.2). Gene families’ correlations are showing the same clusters as the species-level correlations in Fig. 5a–c. b, The heatmap shows pathway abundances correlations with the set of metadata presented in Fig. 5a–c reporting all the pathways at 20% prevalence (349 in total). Pathway abundances correlations are showing the same cluster structure as the species-level correlations in Fig. 5a–c.

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