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Table 2 GFD-induced changes in taxonomic composition

From: The influence of a short-term gluten-free diet on the human gut microbiome

Taxonomic unit

Coefficient

N.not.0/N

p value

Q-value

p_Firmicutes|c_Clostridia|o_Clostridiales|f_Veillonellaceaea

0.0424

155/155

2.81 × 10−5

0.0030

p_Lentisphaerae|c_Lentisphaeria|o_Victivallales|f_Victivallaceae

−0.0093

89/155

2.30 × 10−4

0.0105

p_Firmicutes|c_Clostridia|o_Clostridiales|f_Ruminococcaceae|g_Ruminococcus|s_bromii

0.0151

99/155

2.94 × 10−4

0.0105

p_Firmicutes|c_Clostridia|o_Clostridiales|f_Clostridiaceae

−0.0121

150/155

5.69 × 10−4

0.0152

p_Tenericutes|c_RF3|o_ML615J-28

−0.0095

82/155

1.30 × 10−3

0.0277

p_Firmicutes|c_Clostridia|o_Clostridiales|f_Lachnospiraceae|g_Roseburia|s_faecis

0.0065

100/155

1.88 × 10−3

0.0326

p_Actinobacteria|c_Coriobacteriia|o_Coriobacteriales|f_Coriobacteriaceae|g_Slackia

−0.0044

43/155

2.14 × 10−3

0.0326

p_Actinobacteria|c_Coriobacteriia|o_Coriobacteriales|f_Coriobacteriaceae

−0.0137

155/155

2.67 × 10−3

0.0357

  1. A positive coefficient means more of the microbe was present during the habitual diet, while a negative coefficient means less of the microbe was present during the habitual diet. All associations were to the kingdom bacteria, for readability the kingdom label is not presented. a Veillonellaceae is placed in the order Clostridiales in GreenGenes 13.5. However, according to the NCBI classification, it belongs to order Negativicutes