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. 2020 Jun 23;11:1335. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.01335

TABLE 3.

OTUs with differential abundance in breast milk samples from mothers whose children later developed celiac disease (CeD) compared to those whose children remained healthy (controls) according to LMM analysis.

OTU Association1 Variation2 p-Value Blast (% alignment, % identity)3 SINA classsification4
OTU179 CeD −1.03 0.0010 (g) Muribaculum sp. (100, 95)
(f) Muribaculaceae (92.8)
OTU62 CeD −1.09 0.0195 (s) Peptoniphilus timonensis (100, 99)
(g) Peptoniphilus (99.4)
OTU42 CeD −1.12 0.0193 (s) Methylobacterium komagatae (100, 99)
(g) Methylobacterium (99.4)
OTU54 CeD −1.04 0.0233 (s) Methylocapsa palsarum (100, 98)
(f) Beijerinckiaceae (97.9)
OTU13 CeD −1.19 0.0320 (s) Bacteroides vulgatus (100, 99)
(g) Bacteroides (99.7)
OTU143 CeD −0.77 0.0257 (s) Atopostipes suicloacalis (100, 97)
(f) Carnobacteriaceae (100)
OTU483 CeD −0.60 0.0343 (s) Actinomyces turicensis (100, 99)
(g) Actinomyces (99.7)
OTU73 CeD −0.85 0.0317 (s) Wautersiella falsenii (100, 99)
(g) Empedobacter (98.5)

1Association with celiac disease (CeD) development; the breast milk samples showed increased abundance in the taxonomic group recorded. 2Variation calculated taking into account the control samples as reference and based on normalized DNA read counts by logarithmic transformation. 3Taxonomic identification based on best hit during the alignment using the non-redundant 16S rRNA gene NCBI database. 4Taxonomic identification based on SINA aligner using the SILVA reference database and sequence identity value against the last common ancestor (lca). S, species; g, genus; f, family.