highly significantP < 0.05
We conducted Pearson correlation analysis between AMRGs and microbial phyla, selecting highly significant and strongly correlated relationships (0.7 < | r | < 1, P < 0.05) to demonstrate co-occurrence networks.
We conducted Pearson correlation analysis between AMRGs and microbial phyla, selecting highly significant and strongly correlated relationships (0.7 < | r | < 1, P < 0.05) to demonstrate co-occurrence networks.
By examining the changes in phylum-level microbial OUTs in fecal samples from different groups at 14 days and 28 days, we noted an increasing trend in Bacteroidetes in the Tibetan pig FMT group (0.05 < P < .1) ( Fig. 6A and B ; Fig.