Differential abundance analysis on phylum level The differential abundance analysis on phylum level did not reveal significant differences after FDR-adjustment of p-values.

Differential abundance analysis on phylum level The differential abundance analysis on phylum level did not reveal significant differences after FDR-adjustment of p-values.

<p>Differential abundance analysis on phylum level The differential abundance analysis on phylum level did not reveal significant differences after FDR-adjustment of p-values.</p>

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Main Author:	Anna Sophia Leps (21192402) (author)
Other Authors:	Eva-Maria Packeiser (8575059) (author), Christina Schwens (21192405) (author), Benjamin Stoelcker (21192408) (author), Semir Doric (21192411) (author), Martina Wirkner (21192414) (author), Beate Walter (21192417) (author), Axel Wehrend (8638347) (author), Viktoria Kichmann (21192420) (author), Klaus Jung (65489) (author), Sandra Goericke-Pesch (4812366) (author)
Published:	2025
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