Fecal bacterial microbiota composition.

Josefine Hantschel (8201769), Severin Weis (8201772), Karl-Herbert Schäfer (425146), Michael D. Menger (8201775), Matthias Kohl (727088), Markus Egert (6019100), Matthias W. Laschke (6855236)
2019 · doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0226835.g003 · W6885765751
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Abstract

Relative abundances of the 10 relatively most abundant bacterial genera in endometriosis and sham (control) groups 3 days before the induction of endometriosis (before EI; endometriosis: n = 8, sham: n = 6) as well as on days 7 (endometriosis: n = 8, sham: n = 8) and 21 (endometriosis: n = 5, sham: n = 7) after the induction of endometriosis (after EI). The genera are sorted by ascending order of relative abundances.

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