Fig. 6: Relative abundance of Sanguinis and Anginosus clade species in tooth-adherent oral microbiome samples. | npj Biofilms and Microbiomes

Fig. 6: Relative abundance of Sanguinis and Anginosus clade species in tooth-adherent oral microbiome samples.

From: Streptococcus abundance and oral site tropism in humans and non-human primates reflects host and lifestyle differences

Fig. 6

Color scale is log10 of the percent relative abundance. A Ancient dental calculus. Sample order is identical to Fig. 2. B Modern dental calculus and modern dental plaque. Sample order is identical to Fig. 5. C Difference in the breadth of coverage (minimum 1X depth) of S. sanguinis and S. sinensis genomes in ancient dental calculus and modern non-industrial dental plaque. Shapes indicate the Streptococcus species that was most abundant in each sample based on profiling with Kraken2 using the GTDB r202 database.

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