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. 2023 Apr 16;36(3):819–832. doi: 10.1111/jhn.13171

Table 3.

Genera with their relative abundance confidently linked with HIV status (without an effect of iron status) with their percentage change due to HIV status (mean and standard deviation from the probabilistic model) and the 94% highest density interval.

Genus Relative abundance in children with no HIV or ID (per 10,000 reads) Relative increase or decrease in abundance when HIV+ (%) Highest density interval
More abundant in HIV+
Butyricimonas 9.5 67 52–81
Sutterella 13.2 102 87–116
Desulfomicrobium 7.2 105 85–124
Bacteroides 309.7 112 109–115
Alistipes 42.7 130 121–139
Clostridium_XlVb 8.5 144 123–165
Barnesiella 14.3 150 134–167
Desulfovibrio 19.0 154 140–169
Parabacteroides 52.0 160 151–169
Clostridium_XVIII 16.2 180 163–197
Bilophila 4.5 202 168–237
Phascolarctobacterium 12.8 236 213–258
Subdoligranulum 1.5 253 189–324
Odoribacter 8.4 263 233–295
Fusobacterium 0.6 10,993 8108–14,058
Less abundant in HIV+
Turicibacter 25.6 81 80–83
Romboutsia 37.3 71 69–73
Intestinibacter 18.2 63 60–67
Clostridium_sensu_stricto 58.0 57 55–59
Terrisporobacter 7.4 56 50–62
Olsenella 55.0 56 54–58
Dialister 208.2 55 54–56
Bifidobacterium 615.9 49 48–50
Roseburia 694.1 25 24–26
Dorea 264.2 17 16–19
Faecalibacterium 1437.8 16 16–17