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Table 2 Laboratory measurements and their strongly associated bacteria in OC-COPD. Bacteria that could not be classified to the genus level are listed at the lowest taxonomic level that could be confidently identified. Bacteria in bold are negatively associated with the laboratory measurement, indicating that higher microbial abundance is associated with lower measurement level

From: Measuring associations between the microbiota and repeated measures of continuous clinical variables using a lasso-penalized generalized linear mixed model

Percent Neutrophils (O1)

BUN (O2)

IGM (O3)

Partial Pressure of Oxygen (O4)

SAT (O5)

Alkaline Phosphatase (O6)

SGOT (O7)

SGPT (O8)

Cholesterol (O9)

Glucose (O10)

Bacteroidales (order)

Aerococcaceae (family)

Pseudomonas

Bacillus

Bacillus

Bifidobacteriaceae (family)

Bacillales (order)

Rothia

Micrococcaceae (family)

Rothia

S-24 (family in Bacteroidales order)

Enterococcus

 

Pseudomonas

Pseudomonas

Weeksellaceae (family)

Lachnospiraceae (family)

Scardovia

Porphyromonas

Porphyromonas

Clostridiaceae

Streptococcus

   

Gemellales (order)

Moryella

Clostridiales (order)

Prevotella

Tannerella

Oribacterium

Lachnospiraceae (family)

   

Gemellaceae (family)

Oribacterium

Lachnospiraceae (family)

Catonella

Prevotella

Oscillospira

    

Granulicatella

Peptostrepto-coccus

Moryella

Filifactor

Gemellaceae (family)

Ruminococcus

    

Lactobacillus

Eikenella

Oribacterium

Peptostreptococcus

Lactobacillus

Phascolactobacterium

    

Eikenella

Neisseria

Schwartzia

Mogibacteriaceae (family)

Peptostrepto-coccaceae (family)

Succinivibrio

    

Neisseria

Cardiobacterium

Succinivibrio

TG-5 (member of Dethiosulfovibronaceae family)

Peptostrepto-coccus

     

Aggregatibacter

  

TM-7.3

Veillonella

        

Mycoplasma

Mogibacteriaceae (family)

         

TG-5 (member of Dethiosulfovibro-naceae family)

         

Mycoplasma