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. 2020 May 28;182(2):451–463. doi: 10.1007/s10549-020-05702-6

Table 4.

Mean estimate ratios (MER)a obtained by zero-inflated negative binomial model of taxa abundances by grade and  stage of breast cancer with adjustment for total counts, age and race/ethnicity (model 2, MER)

Grade high (III) vs low (I/II) Stage high (III) vs low (I/II)
MER p value MER p value
p__Actinobacteria
f__Coriobacteriaceae g__ .238 0.0028
f__Coriobacteriaceae g__Eggerthella 9.365 0.0004
p__Firmicutes
f__Clostridiaceae g__ 3.290 .0011
f__Clostridiaceae g__Clostridium 6.144 0.0088 5.986 .0005
f__Lachnospiraceae .343 0.0003
f__Lachnospiraceae g__Anaerostipes .116  < 0.0001
f__Ruminococcaceae .488 0.0066
f__Veillonellaceae g__Acidaminococcus .0098 .0003
f__Veillonellaceae g__Veillonella 9.794 0.0025 15.12  < .0001
f__Erysipelotrichaceae g__Catenibacterium .151 .0002
p__Proteobacteria
f__Enterobacteriaceae 6.389 .0024
f__Pasteurellaceae g_Haemophilus 71.633  < .0001

aMER > 1 means higher taxa in high grade (III) than low grade (I and II) and in high stage (III) than low stage (I and II); low grade and low stage was the respective reference group