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Fig 1.

Global strategy of the analysis illustrating the times of sample collection, the parameters collected and the three main objectives of the study.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of patients at baseline (one month after the randomisation visit).

Data from the entire cohort [6] are provided to confirm the representativeness of the population selected for the present study. Probability values correspond to the comparisons between Group O and Group P in this present study.

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Fig 2.

Multivariate model from blood metabolome of ALS patients at V1, A) Score scatter plot from OPLS-DA model discriminating patients in Group P (black) from patients in Group O (red), B) Loading scatter plot from OPLS-DA model showing the best discriminating metabolites. The position of the metabolites in the loading plot characterises the subjects represented in the score plot; variables near each other are positively correlated; variables opposite to each other are negatively correlated. Amino acids are represented in blue, complex lipids in orange, fatty acids in yellow and other molecules in green.

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Fig 3.

Venn diagram representing the 15 best discriminating metabolites between patients in Group P and patients in Group O at V1, V12 and over one year (V12-V1) in OPLS-DA models built from blood metabolomic profiles.

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Fig 4.

Venn diagram representing the 15 most discriminating metabolites in PLS-DA models which are associated with disease evolution (variation of ALSFRS-r, BMI, MMT, SVC over 1 year) in patients in Group P.

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Fig 5.

Venn diagram showing the 15 most discriminating metabolites in PLS-DA models which are associated with disease evolution (variation of ALSFRS-r, BMI, MMT, SVC over 1 year) in patients in Group O.

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