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Table 1 Shared functional dysbiosis between two type 2 diabetes (T2D) cohorts and two Crohn’s disease (CD) cohorts

From: Carnelian uncovers hidden functional patterns across diverse study populations from whole metagenome sequencing reads

ID

Pathway

Carnelian

mi-faser

HUMAnN2

Kraken2

Fisher’s p (Carnelian)

(a) Common pathways between Chinese and European T2D cohorts

00030

Pentose phosphate pathway

SB

NB

NB

NB

6.59E −03

00040

Pentose and gluconerate interconversions

SB

NB

NB

NB

9.88E −03

00051

Fructose and mannose metabolism

SB

SE

NB

NB

4.94E −04

00052

Galactose metabolism

SB

NB

NB

NB

4.71E −03

00061

Fatty acid biosynthesis

SB

SC

NB

SC

6.56E −03

00190

Oxidative phosphorylation

SB

SE

SC

SE

4.97E −04

00250

Alanine, aspartate, and glutamate metabolism

SB

NB

NB

NB

1.48E −04

00290

Valine, leucine, and isoleucine biosynthesis

SB

SE

NB

NB

1.68E −05

00590

Arachidonic acid metabolism

SB

NB

NB

NB

2.11E −03

00600

Sphingolipid metabolism

SB

SE

NB

SC

8.86E −05

00730

Thiamine metabolism

SB

NB

NB

NB

2.62E −03

00983

Drug metabolism—other enzymes

SB

NB

NB

NB

2.62E −03

00195

Photosynthesis

SB

SB

SC

SB

2.74E −03

00254

Aflatoxin biosynthesis

SC

SC

NB

SB

1.03E −02

(b) Common pathways between US and Swedish CD cohorts

00500

Starch and sucrose metabolism

SB

NB

SS

SS

4.91E −06

00620

Pyruvate metabolism

SB

NB

NB

SS

4.05E −04

00640

Propanoate metabolism

SB

NB

NB

NB

9.04E −03

00290

Valine, leucine, and isoleucine biosynthesis

SB

SS

NB

SS

5.03E −03

00450

Selenocompound metabolism

SB

NB

NB

NB

8.95E −03

00460

Cyanoamino acid metabolism

SB

NB

SS

SS

8.33E −05

00513

Various types of N-glycan biosynthesis

SB

NB

NB

NB

5.79E −03

00710

Carbon fixation in photosynthetic organisms

SB

NB

NB

SS

1.09E −05

00410

Beta-alanine metabolism

NB

SS

NB

SB

5.79E −01

  1. (a) Common pathways between Chinese and European T2D cohorts which have significantly altered read abundances. We found 13 shared pathways of which 12 are highly relevant to T2D; these pathways are significant in individual cohorts (BH-corrected Wilcoxon rank-sum test p value <0.05) as well as in Fisher’s combined test at p value <0.05 cutoff. On the other hand, mi-faser finds only the photosynthesis pathway and Kraken2 finds the photosynthesis and aflatoxin biosynthesis pathways to be commonly disrupted between both the cohorts; with HUMAnN2-profiles, no overlap at the pathway level was found (Additional file 2: Tables S11–S16). (b) Common pathways between the US and Swedish CD cohorts which have significantly altered read abundances. We identify shared dysbiosis in 8 pathways between the two study cohorts; these pathways are significant in individual cohorts as well as in Fisher’s combined test at p value <0.05 cutoff. On the other hand, only Kraken2 finds the beta-alanine metabolism pathway to be commonly disrupted between both the cohorts; with mi-faser- and HUMAnN2-profiles, no overlap at the pathway level was found (Additional file 3: Tables S23, S24, S27, S28, S31, and S32). SB significant in both the studies, NB detected but not significant in both the studies, SC significant in the Chinese cohort only, SE significant in European cohort only, SU significant in the US cohort only, SS significant in the Swedish cohort only