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Fig. 7 | BMC Bioinformatics

Fig. 7

From: tidyMicro: a pipeline for microbiome data analysis and visualization using the tidyverse in R

Fig. 7

Rocky mountain plot made from negative binomial models. Relationships between MRSA infection and genus level taxa abundance after controlling for smoking status were estimated using negative binomial models using log(sequencing depth) as an offset. All models were fit using the glm.nb function in the MASS package. False discovery rate (FDR) adjusted p-values of estimated \(\beta\) coefficients are log transformed, and the magnitude is plotted along the y-axis. For positive \(\beta\) estimates, the log( FDR p-value) is multiplied by -1, so the direction along the y-axis corresponds to the direction of the estimated relationship

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