A Pilot Study: Composition and Diversity of 16S rRNA Based Skin Bacterial Microbiome in Indonesian Atopic Dermatitis Population

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Table 1 Demographics of Study Participants with Atopic Dermatitis

Demographic Characteristics	n=12
	n	%
Gender
Male	5	41.7
Female	7	58.3
Age (Year)
≤10	4	33.4
11–18	1	8.3
>18	7	58.3
Education
Primary school	0	0
Junior high school	0	0
Senior high school	3	25
Diploma 1	0	0
Diploma 3	0	0
Bachelor	9	75
Occupation
Do not have job:
-Student	3	25
-College student	2	16.7
-Housewife	4	33.4
Civil servants	0	0
General employees	0	0
Entrepreneur	1	8.3
Administration employees	1	8.3
Online driver	1	8.3
AD duration
<6 months	12	100
>6 months	0	0
AD onset or exacerbation
Age <2 years	1	8.3
Age 2–18 years	5	41.7
Age >18 years	6	50
Severity (SCORAD index)
Mild (0–25)	9	75
Moderate (26–49)	3	25
Severe (≥50)	0	0
History of medication
Yes	12	100
No	0	0

Abbreviations: AD, atopic dermatitis; SCORAD, Scoring Atopic Dermatitis.

Figure 1 The most abundant phylum (A) classes (B) order (C) family (D) and genus (E) on the skin of AD patients.

Figure 2 The skin microbiome diversity as assessed using the Shannon index (A) and Simpson index (B).