Table 1.
Characteristics of total HR-HPV-infected women based on Pap tests results according to the Bethesda system.
Fig 1.
Krona charts of the taxon abundance with a mean >1% of the total reads found in the HR-HPV (A) and control (B) samples.
Fig 2.
Shannon index (A, C), and Chao index (B, D) of the cervical microbiota between the HR-HPV, 16 and 18 or other HR-HPV genotypes and control group.
Fig 3.
Principal coordinates analysis based on the Bray–Curtis index for HR-HPV (A), 16 and 18 or other HR-HPV genotypes (B) and control group.
Table 2.
Bacteria at the genus level differentiating HR-HPV and control samples.
Fig 4.
Shannon index (A), Chao index (B) and Principal coordinates analysis based on the Bray–Curtis index (C) of the cervical microbiota between the HR-HPV with and without squamous intraepithelial lesion (SIL) and control group.
Fig 5.
Heat-map diagram of the cervical microbiota composition at genus level for HR-HPV (A) and control (B) groups.
Table 3.
Lactobacillus distribution in Lactobacillus-dominant HR-HPV-positive and HPV-negative samples (lactobacilli threshold >70%).
Table 4.
Bacterial distribution in Lactobacillus non-dominant HR-HPV-positive and control samples.
Fig 6.
Shannon index (A, D), Chao index (B, E) and Principal coordinates analysis based on the Bray–Curtis index (C, F) in comparisons of Lactobacillus-dominant (LD) vs. Lactobacillus non-dominant (LND) of HR-HPV and control groups.
Table 5.
Taxa distinguishing LD from LND samples in women infected with HR-HPV.