Fig. 2From: Influence of complement protein C1q or complement receptor C5aR1 on gut microbiota composition in wildtype and Alzheimer’s mouse modelsConstitutive deletion of C5aR1 significantly alters microbiome of WT and Arc mice when housed separately from their C5aR1-sufficient counterparts. A Experimental overview of separately housed C5aR1 sufficient and deficient animals. B Alpha diversity of fecal samples at 10 months of age by the Shannon Diversity Index when mice with and without C5aR1 are housed separately. C Beta-diversity by Bray–Curtis Dissimilarity of WT and Arctic mice with their corresponding C5aR1KO illustrates the difference in fecal microbiota composition between C5aR1KO and C5aR1-sufficient mice, with corresponding PERMOVA results to the right. Symbol color represents individual cages. D Taxa bar plot of the 6 most abundant orders. E–H The number of amplicon sequence variants (ASV) for the orders Erysipelotrichales (E) and Clostridiales (F) and the genera Alistipes (G) and (H). *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.00. ANOVA statistics are available in Additional file 6: Table S1 while beta-diversity PERMANOVA can be found in Additional file 7: Table S2. Additional details are available in Additional file 2Back to article page