Table 3 Bacteria and viruses significantly associated with bone loss and periodontal ligament width changes.
From: Polymicrobial periodontal disease triggers a wide radius of effect and unique virome
Slope (bone loss ~log10 TPM) | FDR | |
|---|---|---|
Bacteria/viruses significantly increase with bone loss | ||
g__Gammaretrovirus | 0.768797 | 0.065039 |
s__Golden hamster intracisternal A-particle H18 | 0.362623 | 0.0692544 |
s__Bat gammaretrovirus | 0.640580 | 0.0692544 |
s__Porcine type-C oncovirus | 0.261559 | 0.108691 |
Bacteria/viruses significantly decrease with bone loss | ||
g__Campylobacter | −0.027827 | 0.212951 |
g__Pasteurella | −0.241754 | 0.249187 |
g__Marinobacter | −0.112225 | 0.0970535 |
s__Marinobacter sp. B9-2 | −0.112225 | 0.108691 |
Slope (peak width ~log10 TPM) | FDR | |
|---|---|---|
Bacteria/viruses significantly increase with peak width | ||
s__Porcine type-C oncovirus | 50.851206 | 0.031868 |
