Figure 4
From: Multiple Approaches Detect the Presence of Fungi in Human Breastmilk Samples from Healthy Mothers
Relationships between fungal taxa relative abundance and nutritional, cellular and bacterial content of human breastmilk. The heatmap shows samples clustered by their compositional profile. Relative abundance of fungal genera is colour-coded according to their negative- (red) or positive- (blue) correlations with the amounts of milk components: fat protein, bacterial load, lactose, fungal load, somatic cells and non-fatty solids (NFS). Significant correlations are represented with an asterisk (*) and are as defined in the results section (n = 10).
