Multicohort oral microbial analysis contributes to non-invasive diagnosis for patients reinfected with SARS-CoV-2 omicron variants

Following SARS-CoV-2 infection, shifts in the composition of the human oral microbiome have been documented. The status of the oral microbiome in this specific patient group remained unexplored. This study enrolled 2046 participants who provided tongue-coating samples, with 1637 samples (comprising 702 ORs, 184 Omicron-naïve patients, 50 wild-type strain primary infections (WTPs), 154 common cold patients, and 547 healthy controls (HCs)) subjected to sequencing and analysis.
The data uploaded include the original clinical data of the participants of this study (Table S1) and the data generated during the analysis process and placed in the supplementary materials of the paper (Table S2-24).
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