Table 1.

Changes in gut microbiota in cholangiopathies.

Primary Biliary Cholangitis	Overrepresented	Decreased Abundance
		Acidobacteria [47]
	γProteobacteria [47]
	Veillonella [45,47,48] Lactobacillales [49]	Clostidiales [49]
	Sphingomonadaceae [43,47] Pseudomonadaceae [43] Metylobacteriaceae [43] Moraxellaceae [47,48] Enterobacteriaceae [47,48] Neisseriaceae [47]
	Haemophilus [45] Sterptococcus [45,47] Klebsiella [45,47,48] Actinobacillus [47]	Faecalimbacterium [48] Sutterella [48] Oscillospira [48]
	Anaeroglobus germinatus [47] Eterobacter asburiae [47] Hemophilus parainfluenzae [47] Megasphera micronuciformis [47] Paraprevotella Clara [47] Pleuropneumoniae [47]	Lachnobacterium sp. [47]. Bacteroides eggerthii [47,48] Ruminococcus bromii [45,47]
Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis	Veillonella [54,55]
	Clostridium [54] Escherichia [54] Streptococcus [45,55] Enterococcus [45,55]	Eubacterium spp. [54]
	Clostridium cluster XIVa [55] B. producta [55]	Ruminococcus Obeum [54] Bacterioides thetaiotaomicron [55] Faecalibacterium prausnitzii [55]
CCA	Bacterioidetes [56,57]	Firmicutes [56]
	Veillonella [56]
	Muribaculaceae [57]
	Streptococcus [56] Klebsiella [56] Muribaculum [57] Alistipes [57]

Table 1. Taxonomy of gut microbiota in cholangiopaties. Legend: PHYLUM ORDER GENUS CLASS FAMILY SPECIES.