Figure 7
Modification of metabolic cascades of the ileal microbiome by phytobiotics using the GKGMC as a reference. A, PCoA analysis of microbial taxonomy and function among control, antibiotics and phytobiotics based on bray–Curtis dissimilarity; B, relative abundance of genus-level composition of ileal microbiota; C, abundance of genes involved in lactate and butyrate production and their phylogenetic distributions at the genus level; D, counts of selected CAZyme-encoding genes in the 46 differentially enriched genomes identified for phytobiotics vs. control, and antibiotics vs. control. The most prevalent assigned genera in these genomes are denoted on the right.

Modification of metabolic cascades of the ileal microbiome by phytobiotics using the GKGMC as a reference. A, PCoA analysis of microbial taxonomy and function among control, antibiotics and phytobiotics based on bray–Curtis dissimilarity; B, relative abundance of genus-level composition of ileal microbiota; C, abundance of genes involved in lactate and butyrate production and their phylogenetic distributions at the genus level; D, counts of selected CAZyme-encoding genes in the 46 differentially enriched genomes identified for phytobiotics vs. control, and antibiotics vs. control. The most prevalent assigned genera in these genomes are denoted on the right.

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