Fig. 6From: Prenatal and postnatal antibiotic exposure influences the gut microbiota of preterm infants in neonatal intensive care unitsRelative abundance of different microbial groups in guts of preterm infants undergoing antibiotic prophylaxis at high/low doses. a At the phylum level. b At the genus level. On d14 gut microbiota were generally dominated by the phyla Proteobacteria (79.35% in the H group vs. 70.66% in the L group) and Firmicutes (19.33% in the H group vs. 14.81% in the L group). At the genus level, on d14 the microbiota structure in both groups was similar. The gut microbiota of the two groups remained predominantly populated with members of Klebsiella (55.91% in the H group vs. 36.15% in the L group) and Enterococcus (23% in the H group vs. 34.22% in the L group). Shigella and Streptococcus had a tendency to decrease in the H groupBack to article page