Selective SGB Resistance Identification
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Other organizations : Chung-Ang University, Earlham Institute, University of Copenhagen, University of Trento, Quadram Institute
Variable analysis
- Percent of adult stool metagenome samples in which SGBs were detected (1% or more)
- Number of genomes per SGB (at least 10)
- Number of relevant ARG families per SGB (three or more)
- Significant association of SGBs with one resistotype (≥5-fold difference in mean relative abundance and p < 0.05 by Mann–Whitney tests after Benjamini–Hochberg adjustment)
- Selection of 522 SGBs for inclusion in the tree of Fig. 4
- Not explicitly mentioned
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