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Microbial composition was compared across samples using Bray–Curtis dissimilarity, demonstrating a highly significant difference ( p < 10 −5 ) between feces and tissue ( Figure 1 A).
Microbial composition was compared across samples using Bray–Curtis dissimilarity, demonstrating a highly significant difference ( p < 10 −5 ) between feces and tissue ( Figure 1 A).
However, as there were nominally significant differentially abundant ASVs, we investigated whether they could be used to construct classifiers to predict high vs. low tumor T cell infiltration from fecal samples.