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. 2024 Jul 26;15:1430001. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2024.1430001

Table 1.

Summary of various clinical experimental studies regarding the presence of oral bacteria in Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

Oral Associated Bacteria Sampling/Size Methods Main Findings References
Fusobacterium nucleatum
Streptococcus
—Saliva and stool samples/
UC patients (n=42),
CD patients (n=185),
Controls (n =45)
16S rRNA gene sequencing —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in IBD Jin Imai et al. (14)
Candida albicans —Feces, Oral swabs, colonic mucosa/UC patients (n=72),
CD patients (n=18),
Controls (n=36)
PCR-RAPD reaction —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in IBD Danuta Trojanowska et al. (55)
Fusobacterium nucleatum —Colonic mucosa/
UC patients (n=4),
CD patients (n=17), Controls (n=34)
qPCR —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in IBD
—high invasive Potential
Jaclyn Strauss (56)
Campylobacter concisus —Saliva samples/UC patients (n=6),CD patients (n=13),Controls (n=23) qPCR —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in IBD Fang Liu (57)
Fusobacterium nucleatum —Feces samples/UC patients (n=20),
CD patients (n=71), Controls (n=43)
qPCR —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in IBD.
—Correlated with patients’ disease activity
Hua Liu (58)
Klebsiella pneumoniae —Feces samples/UC patients (n=51),
CD patients (n=7), Controls (n=150)
16S rRNA gene sequences —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in IBD and exacerbate intestinal diseases Koji Atarashi (59)
Fusobacterium,Haemophilus,
Porphyromonas, Campylobacter
—Feces samples/CD patients (n=43),
Controls (n=18)
16S rRNA gene sequencing —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in IBD Kai Xia (60)
Porphyromonas gingivalis —Feces samples/CD patients (n=11),
Controls (n=8)
16S rRNA gene sequencing —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in CD Yu-Chen Lee (61)
Streptococcus gallolyticus —Feces samples/IBD patients (n=44),
Controls (n=40)
qPCR —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in IBD Ahmad Farajzadeh Sheikh (62)
Campylobacter concisus —Feces samples/CD patients (n=54),
Controls (n=33)
16S rRNA gene sequences, —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in CD Si Ming Man (63)
Candida —Feces samples/
IBD patients (n=235),
Controls (n=38)
16S rRNA gene sequences —Increased abundance of presented bacteria in IBD Harry Sokol (64)

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), Ulcerative colitis (UC), Crohn’s disease (CD), Polymerase Chain Reaction Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA reaction (PCR-RAPD reaction).