Comparison of bacterial groups showing significant differences in fecal samples from adults and healthy young children.^*

*Table includes groups at the genus-like level that constitute 0.01% or more of the total signal (total microbiota) in both adults and young children, and show significant difference between the study groups. ARelative contribution of genus-like phylogenetic group is the average of relative abundances of the subjects in adults or children groups. BRatio of the average relative abundance for each genus-like phylogenetic group. A – adults and C – children. CAdjusted p values from two sample t-test followed with the correction by Benjamini-Hochberg false discovery rate correction (p<0.05 significant).