Fecal microbial dysbiosis in Chinese patients with inflammatory bowel disease

Table 2 Significant differences in microbial distribution of taxa (phylum and genus) in patients with inflammatory bowel disease

	CD	UC	CD/UC	CD.A/CD.I	CD.A/UC.A
Firmicutes
Abiotrophia1	↑c
Butyricicoccus	↓c		c3
RFN201	↑c		c2
Pseudoramibacter_Eubacterium1	↑b		c2
Holdemania1		↓c			c2
02d06		↓c	c2		c2
Lachnobacterium		↓c
Megamonas		↓c
Mitsuokella	↓c	↓c
Granulicatella		↑b
Peptostreptococcus		↑b
Schwartzia1		↑b
Moryella1			c3
Staphylococcus1			c3		c3
Epulopiscium					c2
Sarcina					c2
Bacteroidetes				b3
Alistipes		↓c
Butyricimonas		↓c
Capnocytophaga1		↑c	c3		c3
Prevotella		↓c
Proteobacteria	↑b	↑b
Escherichia	↑c	↑b
Haemophilus	↓c		b3		b3
Desulfovibrio		↓c	b2		c2
Oxalobacte1		↓c
Janthinobacterium1		↑b	b3
Campylobacter		↑b
Cardiobacterium1			c3
Lautropia1			c3
Lupinus1			c3
Shewanella1			b3
Actinobacteria
Actinomyces		↑c
Eggerthella1		↑b
Corynebacterium1		↑b	c3		b3
Slackia1			b2		c2
Synergistetes
Pyramidobacter1		↓c
Synergistes1		↓c
TG51			c3
Spirochaetes		↑c			c3
Lentisphaerae		↓c			c2
Victivallis1	↓c	↓c

↑ and ↓ relative to controls;

¹Relative abundance of genera < 0.01%;

²Increase in value;

³Decrease in value. ^aP < 0.05; ^bP < 0.01; ^cP < 0.001. CD: Crohn’s disease; CD.A: Active CD; CD.I: Inactive CD; IBD: Inflammatory bowel disease; UC: Ulcerative colitis; UC.A: Active UC.