Pearson’s correlation coefficient between GI bacterial communities and the levels of urinary estrogens and their metabolites.

Nhung Le (489803); Melissa Cregger (280178); Veronica Brown (11846324); Julio Loret de Mola (11846327); Pamela Bremer (11846330); Lyn Nguyen (11846333); Kathleen Groesch (8275584); Teresa Wilson (638463); Paula Diaz-Sylvester (3638278); Andrea Braundmeier-Fleming (4245838)

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0261362.g006

Pearson’s correlation coefficient between GI bacterial communities and the levels of urinary estrogens and their metabolites.

Nhung Le (489803), Melissa Cregger (280178), Veronica Brown (11846324), Julio Loret de Mola (11846327), Pamela Bremer (11846330), Lyn Nguyen (11846333), Kathleen Groesch (8275584), Teresa Wilson (638463), Paula Diaz-Sylvester (3638278), Andrea Braundmeier-Fleming (4245838)

2021 · doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0261362.g006 · W6904693862

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All subjects were either receiving or not receiving hormonal treatment (OCPs). A. Control patients; B. Patients with endometriosis (P-EOSIS).

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