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. 2021 Jul 27;13(1):1949096. doi: 10.1080/19490976.2021.1949096

Table 1.

Microbial alterations in CD patients. Relative changes in abundance of taxa in CD patients for Actinobacteria (A), Bacteroidetes (B), Firmicutes (F), Proteobacteria (P), Fusobacteria (Fu), and Euryarchaeota (E) phyla are categorized according to increases or reduction when compared to non-IBD subjects

Studies Reporting Reduced Taxa in CD Studies Reporting Increased Taxa in CD
Firmicutes (F)6–8 Bacteroidetes (B)7–9
F. prausnitzii (F)
1,3,4,6,9–15
Bacteroidaceae (B)7
Lachnospira (F)1,6,9,15 R. gnavus (F)
3,7,9,11,14–18
Roseburia (F)
1,3,4,12,14,15
Oscillospira (F)1,9
Lachnospiraceae (F)15 [Eubacterium] (F)9
Blautia (F)1,15,19 Enterobacteriaceae1
Bifidobacterium4,10,12,15,19 Bifidobacterium (A)9
Clostridium (F)1,3,8 Clostridium (F)9
Clostridia (F)8,19 Enterobacter (P)7
C. coccoides (F)13 and
C. leptum (F)13
Enterococcaceae (F)4
Prevotella3 +Veillonellaceae (F)19,20
Erysipelotrichales (F)19 Proteobacteria (P)1,8
Dorea (F)1,19 Enterobacteriaceae (P)
3,7,12,15,18–20
Anaerostipes3 E. coli (P)
3,14,19
Ruminococcaceae (F)3,4,19 Pasteurellaceae (P)19
Oscillospira (F)3,9,19 Atopbobium (A)20
Christensenellaceae (F)3 +Fusobacteriales (Fu)3,12,19,20
D. invisus* (F)10,11,19 Escherichia (P)6
Bacteroides (B)1,7,9,19  
Alistipes (B)14  
Actinomycetaceae (A)17  
C. aeroffaciens (A)10  
Methanobrevibacter (E)3