Table 1 Characterization of the intratumoural microbiota in various cancers
From: Intratumoural microbiota: a new frontier in cancer development and therapy
Cancer types | Microbiome compositions | Quantitative dynamics | Function |
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Lung cancer | Genus Modestobacter36 | Increase | — |
Genus Propionibacterium, genus Enterobacteriaceae36 | Dcrease | — | |
Genus Blastomyces11 | Increase | — | |
Class Agaricomycetes, genus Aspergillus12 | Increase | — | |
Genus Acidovorax37 | Increase | Related to tumours with high TP53 mutation; | |
Genus Klebsiella, genus Anaerococcus37 | Increase | — | |
Genus Acinetobacter, genus Brevundimonas, genus Propionibacterium38 | Increase | — | |
Phylum Cyanobacteria39 | Increase | — | |
Genus Veillonella, genus Megasphaera40 | Increase | As the diagnostic biomarker of tumour; | |
Family Coriobacteriaceae, genus Pasteurella201 | — | Related to the number of CD8 + T cells and M2 macrophages; | |
Species Nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae188 | Increase | Released IL-17C and recruited the neutrophils; | |
Liver cancer | Increase | Integrated viral genome into the host chromosome; induced m6A modification of RNA Recruited Treg cells; | |
Increase | Recruited Treg cells; | ||
Increase | — | ||
Order Gammaproteobacteria53 | Increase | — | |
Family Streptococcaceae, genus Lactococcus53 | Increase | As the hallmark groups of cirrhosis hepatocellular carcinoma; | |
Family Enterobacteriaceae54 | Increase | — | |
Family Caulobacteraceae, family Rickettsiaceae54 | Decrease | — | |
Species Paraburkholderia fungorum55 | Decrease | Related to antitumor activity; | |
Colorectal cancer | Increase | Secreted carcinogenic toxins; initiated pro-inflammatory signalling cascade; | |
Increase | Promoted the polarization of M2-like macrophages; | ||
Genus Lactococcus, genus Bacteroides, genus Prevotella, genus Streptococcus59 | Increase | — | |
Genus Pseudomonas, genus Escherichia-Shigella59 | Decrease | — | |
Species Fusobacterium nucleatum60,141,166,167,168,174,190,199,210,211,242,248 | Increase | Related to advanced-stage tumour; induced histone modification; upregulated DNA methyltransferases; inhibited autophagic process; activated β-catenin signalling; aggregated tumour-infiltrating myeloid cells; activated TIGIT and CEACAM1 receptors expressed on immune cells; induced EMT; upregulated ICAM1 and promoted the adhesion of cancer cells to endothelial cells; | |
Genus Bifidobacterium, genus Romboutsia62 | Increase | Related to left-sided colon cancers; | |
Genus Haemophilus, genus Veillonella62 | Increase | Related to right-sided colon cancers; | |
Phylum Ascomycota Class Malasseziomycetes65 | Increase | — | |
Class Saccharomycetes, class Pneumocystidomycetes65 | Dcrease | — | |
Increase | Secreted carcinogenic toxins; related to metastasis; | ||
Species Enteropathogenic Escherichia coli144 | Increase | Disrupted mechanisms of DNA mismatch repair; | |
Species Hungatella hathewayi168 | — | Upregulated DNA methyltransferases; | |
Genus Akkermansia194 | — | Increased IL-17 production and B cell infiltration; | |
Genus Candida11 | Increase | Involved in the downregulation of genes mediating cellular adhesion; | |
Gastric cancer | Increase | Related to early-stage of tumours; disrupted DNA mismatch repair mechanisms; inducted abnormal DNA methylation; activated CEACAM1 on immune cells; upregulated PD-L1 expression; | |
Genus Prevotella, genus Streptococcus, genus Veillonella, genus Haemophilus genus Neisseria73 | Increase | — | |
Decrease | Metabolic regulation; | ||
Increase | Related to tumour progression; metabolic regulation; | ||
Phylum Nitrospirae, family Lachnospiraceae, genus Escherichia-Shigella, species Burkholderia fungorum74 | Increase | Related to tumour progression; | |
Genus Oceanobacter, genus Methylobacterium, genus Syntrophomonas75 | Increase | — | |
Species Propionibacterium acnes, species Prevotella copri76 | Increase | Related to early-stage of tumours; | |
Phylum TM7, genus Porphyromonas, genus Neisseria species Streptococcus sinensis77 | Decrease | Related to benign gastric disease; | |
Family Lachnospiraceae, species Lactobacillus coleohominis77 | Increase | Related to malignant gastric disease; | |
Increase | Related to DNA hypermethylation; | ||
Order Clostridium, family Comamonadaceae, genus Moryella, genus Vibro, genus Paludibacter, genus Agrobacterium30 | Increase | Monitor the risk of gastric cancer development; | |
Species Kytococcus sedentarius, species Actinomyces oris163 | Increase | Inducted abnormal DNA methylation; | |
Breast cancer | Genus Pseudomonas, genus Proteus81 | Increase | — |
Increase | — | ||
Species Sphingomonas yanoikuyae82 | Decrease | — | |
Genus Methylobacterium84 | Decrease | — | |
Genus Cladosporium12 | Increase | — | |
Increase | Metabolic regulation; enhanced the resistance of tumour cells to flow shear stress; | ||
Genus Streptococcus, genus Staphylococcus85 | Increase | Enhanced the resistance of tumour cells to flow shear stress; | |
Family Streptococcaceae88 | Increase | — | |
Genus Bosea88 | Increase | Related to tumour progression; | |
Species Escherichia coli, species Staphylococcus epidermis143 | Increase | Caused double-stranded DNA breaks; | |
Genus Fusobacterium, genus Atopobium, genus Hydrogenophaga, genus Gluconacetobacter225 | Increase | Metabolic regulation; | |
Species Enterotoxigenic Bacteroides fragilis246 | Increase | Enhanced stemness potential and metastatic progression; | |
Increase | Related to metastasis; | ||
Pancreatic cancer | Phylum Proteobacteria91 | Increase | — |
Increase | Related to activation of molecular pathways for tumour growth and progression; | ||
Increase | Related to carcinogenesis; | ||
Genus Elizabethkingia91 | Increase | — | |
Genus Acinetobacter, genus Sphingopyxis94 | Increase | Related to carcinogenesis; | |
Genus Malassezia95 | Increase | — | |
Oral cancer | Increase | — | |
Increase | Caused double-stranded DNA breaks; Promoted GLUT1 upregulation and lactic acid accumulation; | ||
Increase | Related to the formation of DNA adducts or the inhibition of DNA repair enzymes; Related to the expression of EMT-related transcription factors; | ||
Genus Prevotella106 | Icrease | — | |
Species Prevotella intermedia107 | Increase | Related to carcinogenesis; | |
Increase | — | ||
Increase | Related to the formation of DNA adducts or the inhibition of DNA repair enzymes; | ||
Genus Streptococcus112 | Decrease | — | |
Species Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Campylobacter sp. Oral taxon 44113 | Increase | — | |
Human papillomavirus98 | Increase | — | |
Epstein-Barr virus99 | Increase | — | |
Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1100 | Increase | — | |
Species Candida albicans, species Candida etchellsii, species Hannaella luteola-like114 | Increase | — | |
Head-and-neck squamous cell carcinomas | Genus Parvimonas116 | Increase | — |
Genus Actinomyces116 | Decrease | — | |
Increase | Inhibited the cGas-STING pathway; | ||
Oesophageal cancer | Species Campylobacter conisus189 | Increase | Upregulated PRRs and aggregated IFI16 inflammasome; |
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma | Genus Corynebacterium, genus Staphylococcus28 | Increase | — |
Increase | Downregulated IDO expression; | ||
Ovarian carcinoma | Phylum Aquificae, phylum Planctomycetes120 | Increase | — |
Phylum Crenarchaeota120 | Decrease | — | |
Human papillomavirus types 16, 18, and 45121 | Â | Related to advanced-stage tumours; | |
Endometrial cancer | Genus Bacteroides, genus Faecalibacterium122 | Increase | — |
Genus Staphylococcus, genus Blautia, genus Parabacteroides122 | Decrease | — | |
Cervical cancer | Genus Gardnerella, genus Prevotella, genus Streptococcus, genus Atopobium226 | Increase | Metabolic regulation; |
Increase | Integrated viral genome into the host chromosome; recruited Treg cells; inhibited cytotoxic T and NK cell activation; upregulated PD-L1 expression; | ||
Prostatic cancer | Increase | — | |
Species Staphylococcus aureus202 | Increase | Recruited Treg cells; | |
Bladder cancer | Species Escherichia coli, species Butyrate-producing bacteria SM4/1, a species of Oscillatoria243 | Increase | Related to the expression of EMT-related genes; |
Pituitary neuroendocrine tumour | Order Clostridiales, family Fusobacteriaceae, family Tissierellaceae, family Aerococcaceae, family Corynebacteriaceae, family S24-7, F16125 | Increase | Related to different clinical phenotypes of tumour; |
Burkitt’s lymphoma | Epstein-Barr virus126 | Increase | — |
Hodgkin’s lymphoma | Epstein-Barr virus126 | Increase | — |
NK cell and T cell lymphomas | Epstein-Barr virus126 | Increase | — |
Human T-lymphotropic virus type 1139 | Increase | Inhibited DNA repair pathway. | |
Lymphocytic leukaemia | Human endogenous retroviruses118 | Increase | — |