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“a decreasing trend”

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Additionally, the Y maze test indicated no significant differences in working memory among Akap11-KO-Wt, Akap11-KO-Het, and Akap11-KO-Hom mice, despite observing a decreasing trend (alternation (%): Akap11-KO-Wt: 57.61 ± 3.438 s; Akap11-KO-Het: 49.83 ± 2.849 s, df Het = 40, t Het = 1.816, P Het = 0.0768; Akap11-KO-Hom: 52.26 ± 3.768 s, df Hom = 40, t Hom = 0.8654, P Hom = 0.3920) ( Supplementary Figure 6 and Supplementary Table1 ).
Of particular interest, among the 11 microbial markers exhibiting consistent differential abundance patterns, two phylum-level taxa— Verrucomicrobia and Actinobacteria , both of which encompass important SCFA producers—showed a decreasing trend, which is consistent with findings from previous clinical studies ( Everard et al., 2013 ; Png et al., 2010 ; Dethlefsen and Relman, 2011 ).
The highest educational level attained was significantly associated with UFC (χ 2 (3) = 75.11, P < .0001), showing a decreasing trend in UFC prevalence as education level increased, from 41.63% (1818 out of 4367 children) among those with no education to 8.16% (8 out of 98 children) among those with higher education.
Through GBTM analysis, five distinct trajectory groups were identified: Group G1 ( n = 1762, 22.4%) with Scr levels maintained at approximately 1 and showing a stable trend (Scr low-stable group); Group G2 ( n = 915, 11.7%) with baseline Scr levels above 8 and showing a decreasing trend (Scr high-decreasing group); Group G3 ( n = 2017, 25.7%) with Scr levels maintained at approximately 1.3–1.5 and showing a stable trend (Scr moderate-low stable group); Group G4 ( n = 1707, 21.7%) with Scr levels maintained at approximately 2 and showing a stable trend (Scr moderate-stable group); and Group G5 ( n = 1451, 18.5%) with Scr levels maintained at approximately 4 and showing a stable trend (Scr moderate-high stable group).