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. 2019 Oct 25;10:4881. doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-12873-4

Table 3.

Results of the association analysis of Streptococcus and knee joint effusion

Taxonomy N Model 1 CoE Model 1 P-value Model 2 CoE Model 2 P-value
Class Bacilli 314 9.4  × 10−03 3.4 × 10−02 2.7 × 10−03 3.5 × 10−01
Order Lactobacillales 314 9.8 × 10−03 2.7 × 10−02 2.7 × 10−03 3.6 × 10−01
Family Streptococcaceae 310 9.6  × 10−03 1.7 × 10−02 3.0  × 10−03 2.6  × 10−01
Genus Streptococcus 308 1.0 × 10−02 1.3 × 10−02 3.3 × 10−03 2.1  × 10−01

Knee joint inflammation was measured as severity of effusion as measured on knee MRI. Knee MRI’s were only available for an all-female obese subgroup of the Rotterdam Study Microbiome dataset (n = 373). First model assessed the association of Knee effusion with the microbiome, adjusted for age, sex, DNA isolation batch and TimeInMail (technical covariates). Second model was WOMAC-pain score adjusted for age, sex, technical covariates and, effusion severity. P-values were determined by MaAsLin analysis. N = number of individuals in cohort where microbial abundancy is not zero for that taxonomy

CoE coefficient