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Simple statistics help
Hello there,
I am currently working on a metagenomics project on the oral microbiome. I am new to metagenomics and not the best at statistics, so please bear with me:) I have 3 conditions: a control, an antibiotic-treated, and another type of antibiotic-treated. I was referred to Metaphlan2, which turned out to be great. Super grateful for the tool. Generated a nice heat map and got some nice preliminary results. However, I am interested in only extracting bacterial species that have a differential relative abundance of some threshold across treatment groups. What is the easiest way to do this given the output metaphlan2 output (relative abundance)? Any help would be appreciated. |
I start with indicator species analysis (indicspecies package in R). you'll need to correct the p-values for multiple comparisons, the package doesn't automatically do that.
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From the same guys that created Metaphlan there's also a tool called LEfSe which you could use for this. It may be easier for you if you're new to this!
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