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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Oct 11.
Published in final edited form as: J Allergy Clin Immunol Pract. 2022 Jun 18;10(9):2244–2251. doi: 10.1016/j.jaip.2022.05.038

Table 2.

Main respiratory bacteria (genus) and reported associations with asthma. Species-level differences likely exist but are not discernible by the 16S rRNA sequencing methods used in most studies.

Bacterial genus Compartment Outcome association(s) References
Haemophilus nasopharyngeal, lower respir tract (+) asthma (T2-low in adults)
(+) exacerbations in children
5,1015,90,91,96
Moraxella nasopharyngeal, lower respir tract (+) asthma (T2-low in adults)
(+) exacerbations in children
5,1015,90,91,96
Streptococcus nasopharyngeal, lower respir tract (+) asthma
(+) exacerbations in children
5,1015,90,91
Corynebacterium Dolosigranulum, nasopharyngeal (—) asthma,
(—) exacerbation in children
13,30
Neisseria lower respir tract (+) asthma status (T2-low in adults) 5,91
Fusobacterium lower respir tract (+) asthma status (T2-high in adults) 5,91
Veillonella lower respir tract (+) asthma in adults 5,91