MOESM2 of Fecal microbiota and bile acid interactions with systemic and adipose tissue metabolism in diet-induced weight loss of obese postmenopausal women

  • Alexandros Pechlivanis (Contributor)
  • Jeanne M. Walker (Contributor)
  • Thomas Battaglia (Contributor)
  • Adele Costabile (Contributor)
  • Yupu Liang (Contributor)
  • Nicholas A. Bokulich (Contributor)
  • Martin J. Blaser (Contributor)
  • Peter R. Holt (Contributor)
  • Joel Correa Rosa (Contributor)
  • Jan L. Breslow (Contributor)
  • Jonathan R. Swann (Contributor)
  • José O. Alemán (Contributor)

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Description

Additional file 2. Pairwise correlation tables. Table S1. Plasma metabolomic-fecal microbiota correlations. Table S2. Fecal bile acid-fecal microbiota correlations. Table S3. Plasma metabolomic-fecal bile acid correlations. Table S4. Fecal bile acid-adipose transcriptomic pathway correlations. Table S5. Fecal microbiota-adipose transcriptomic pathway correlations.
Date made availableSep 3 2018
Publisherfigshare Academic Research System

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