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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Oral Microbiol. 2015 Sep 10;31(3):243–258. doi: 10.1111/omi.12116

Table 2.

Microorganisms predominant in periodontal plaque samples and significantly correlated with human periodontitis

Relative signal* Bacterial species Human Oral Taxon Pathogen classification p value***
3.95 Campylobacter concisus / Campylobacter rectus HOT-575**
HOT 748**
Green complex/Orange complex 0.045
3.4 Parvimonas micra HOT-111** Orange complex 0.029
2.95 Tannerella forsythia HOT-613** Red complex 0.001
2.9 Eubacterium [XI][G-5] saphenum HOT-759** Potential pathogen 0.016
2.4 Peptostreptococcus stomatis HOT-112 Potential pathogen 0.005
2.35 Porphyromonas endodontalis HOT-273** Potential pathogen 0.004
2.3 Porphyromonas gingivalis HOT-619** Red complex 0.001
2.2 Eubacterium [XI][G-6] nodatum HOT-694** Orange complex 0.001
2.1 Selenomonas infelix HOT-639** Potential pathogen 0.045
2.1 Desulfobulbus sp. HOT-041 Potential pathogen 0.001
2.05 Dialister pneumosintes HOT-736 Potential pathogen 0.025
2.05 Treponema maltophilum HOT-664 Potential pathogen 0.015
1.95 Filifactor alocis HOT-539** Potential pathogen 0.029
1.9 Mogibacterium timidum HOT-042 Potential pathogen 0.001
*

Relative signal = mean signal intensity compared to the universal probe signal ranging from 0-5, categorized as 0=signal absence and 5=highest signal, as described by Colombo et al 2009.

**

Microorganisms evaluated in this study

***

p values adjusted with Benjamini–Hochberg procedure