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. 2022 Jul 8;12:789439. doi: 10.3389/fcimb.2022.789439

Table 2.

Unique taxa with highest mean abundances from original and updated processing.

Genus Count Maximum Relative Abundance Minimum Relative Abundance Mean Relative Abundance
Original Processing Serratia 200 95.8583359 0.00107388 2.67694661
Escherichia 120 77.6694728 0.00072271 2.13110697
Clostridium 210 82.1156486 0.00230984 0.6235074
Enterobacter 108 43.4458227 0.00072271 0.23072134
Updated Processing Escherichia/Shigella* 85 99.8775177 0.01175254 4.91545093
Cutibacterium 178 58.8692498 0.01118443 3.94134097
Actinotignum 53 64.7708383 0.00987882 0.62764323
Clostridium_sensu_stricto ^ 44 88.5600496 0.00498915 0.52225445
Proteus 9 71.5686275 0.0122444 0.37338724
Ezakiella 72 13.1103903 0.003139 0.22165684
Methylophilus 67 4.84244259 0.00356837 0.21395235

Only taxa with mean relative abundances >0.2 listed here. For full lists of unique taxa from original and updated analyses, refer to Supplemental Tables 2, 3 , respectively.

*The SILVA database classifies as Escherichia/Shigella while other databases (e.g., Greengenes in the original analysis) classify as Escherichia. Thus, this classification appears unique within original and updated datasets but could refer to similar genera.

^Classified as Clostridium_sensu_stricto in updated analysis using the SILVA database. It is unclear if this is a subset of Clostridium, or if this name in SILVA refers to the genus Clostridium from the Greengenes database.