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We thank Nightingale Health and Affinity Biomarker Laboratories for their support and analytical work. This work was supported by Zoe Global and received support from grants from the Wellcome Trust no. These authors jointly supervised this work: Andrew T.
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All authors reviewed and revised the final manuscript. Correspondence to Sarah E. Berry or Nicola Segata. The other authors declare no competing interests. Peer review information Jennifer Sargent was the primary editor on this article and managed its editorial process and peer review in collaboration with the rest of the editorial team. All correlations and p-values available in the Supplementary Table 1. Box plots show first and third quartiles boxes and the median middle line , whiskers extends up-to 1.
The figure shows the species-level correlations Spearman with single food quantities as estimated from the food frequency questionnaires. Species are sorted by the number of significant associations, and the top 30 are reported in the figure. The figure shows the performance of both RF regression and classification tasks trained on microbiome gene families profiles in predicting a the fasting measurements presented in Fig. Box plots show the distribution of the Spearman correlations left axis between real and predicted values using RF regression.
Circles show the median AUC right axis of RF classification in predicting the bottom quartile of the distribution vs. The figure shows the distributions of BMI values for the datasets available in curatedMetagenomicData. This was used to further select those datasets with a comparable range of values interquartile range between 3. All correlations, p-values, and q-values are available in the Supplementary Table 6. Pathway abundances correlations are showing the same cluster structure as the species-level correlations in Fig.
Volcano plots of the scores assigned to each species by Random Forest and their partial correlation, showing an overall concordance between the two independent approaches. We considered the top 5 metadata variables for the six metadata categories: a , Foods, bacon g corr.
The analysis reveals that both these species are indicators of reduced visceral fat, good cholesterol and meal-driven increase of glucose. The distributions of the concentrations for C-peptide and triglycerides were typically lower when one or both are absent. P-values are available in Supplementary Table 8. Alpha diversity measures and their correlations with personal factors, habitual diet, fasting and postprandial markers. List of foods and their assigned food groups and health classification and nutrients normalized by daily energy intake that is calorie adjusted.
Species-level partial correlations with food groups, nutrients normalized by daily energy intake, dietary patterns, and fasting and postprandial measures with the species identified in the PREDICT 1 UK participants. Partial correlations were computed using pcor. Species-level partial correlations with food groups, nutrients normalized by daily energy intake, dietary patterns, and fasting and postprandial measures with the species identified in the PREDICT 1 US participants.
Effect size measured as the ratio of the medians for P. Correlations, ranks, and average ranks for determining the two sets of positive and negative bacterial species according to their correlations with a balanced set of personal, habitual diet, fasting and postprandial metadata.
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