Table 1.
Patient and sequencing run characteristics.
Figure 1.
Relative abundance of dominant bacterial phyla in TB and control samples.
Only phyla >1% in either group were included.
Figure 2.
Relative abundance of dominant bacterial phyla in all individuals under study.
Only phyla >1% in either group were included. The 22 samples on the left were from the TB patients, and the 14 samples on the right were from the control group.
Figure 3.
PCoA plots of TB and control samples.
The plots were based on a) weighted and b) unweighted UniFrac distances. The two principal coordinates combined explained 66.44% and 24.31% of the variations in the weighted and unweighted cases, respectively. Red dots represent TB samples; blue dots represent control samples.
Figure 4.
Relative abundance of dominant bacterial genera in TB and control samples.
Only genera >1% in either group were included.
Figure 5.
Prevalence of dominant bacterial genera in TB (n = 22) and control (n = 14) samples.
Only genera >1% in either group were included.
Figure 6.
Relative abundance of dominant bacterial genera in all individuals under study.
Only genera >1% in either group were included. The 22 samples on the left were from the TB patients, and the 14 samples on the right were from the control group.
Table 2.
List of abundant OTUs composing the three major bacterial genera.
Table 3.
List of genera and species significantly different between TB and control groups.