Altered oral microbiome, but normal human papilloma virus prevalence in cartilage-hair hypoplasia patients

Table 2 Five most abundant phyla, genera and species among 20 individuals with Cartilage-hair hypoplasia (CHH) and 41 healthy controls. The table shows the number of the taxa present in cases, controls and all samples, as well as their median strain counts. Median count signifies median taxon count

		Individuals with CHH			Controls			All
	Taxon	n	n %	Median count	n	n %	Median count	n	n %	Median count
Phylum	Firmicutes	20	100	78,828	41	100	194,809	61	100	169,190
	Proteobacteria	20	100	32,777	41	100	106,890	61	100	77,414
	Actinobacteriota	20	100	47,677	41	100	65,260	61	100	59,906
	Bacteroidota	20	100	9971	41	100	17,215	61	100	16,267
	Firmicutes_C	20	100	7309	41	100	43,385	61	100	24,056
Genus	Streptococcus	20	100	65833.5	41	100	160,991	61	100	158,785
	F0040	20	100	634	37	90.2	2007	57	93.4	1135
	Actinomyces	20	100	5864	41	100	23,664	61	100	16,802
	Haemophilus_D	19	95	3185.5	41	100	8611	60	98.4	6366
	Haemophilus	19	95	2315	41	100	7559	60	98.4	4828
Species	Streptococcus pneumoniae	20	100	48452.5	41	100	117,580	61	100	105,648
	Actinomyces viscosus	20	100	5101	41	100	22,918	61	100	15,391
	F0040 sp900095835	15	75	77	31	75.6	1655	38	62.3	633
	Streptococcus gwangjuense	20	100	14774.5	41	100	40,680	61	100	32,877
	Haemophilus_D parainfluenzae_A	19	95	3038	41	100	8268	60	98.4	5944

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