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Sieler et al., 2023 - Disentangling the link between zebrafish diet, gut microbiome succession, and Mycobacterium chelonae infection

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Fig. 2

Effects of 129 days post fertilization (dpf) fish fed one of three diets (Gemma, Watts, or ZIRC) on physiology and microbiomes of zebrafish. (A) Weight of ZIRC-diet fed fish significantly differs from Watts- and Gemma-diet fed fish. Gemma- and Watts-diet fed fish do not differ from each other. (B) Body condition score is a length normalized measure of weight. Fish fed the ZIRC diet have significantly higher body condition scores from fish fed the Gemma and Watts diets. (C) Shannon Entropy of diversity shows that gut microbiome diversity significantly differs between Gemma- and Watts-diet fed fish, ZIRC- and Watts-diet fed fish, but not between Gemma- and ZIRC-diet fed fish. (D) Capscale ordination based on the Bray-Curtis dissimilarity of gut microbiome composition. The analysis shows that physiology and gut microbiome composition significantly differs between the diets. “ns” indicates not significantly different, *, **, *** indicates significant differences below the 0.05, 0.01, and 0.001 levels, respectively

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