Figures & data
Fig. 1. Relative abundance of predominant species-level and genus-level probe targets. (a) Relative abundance of the 20 most predominant species-level probe targets in each group. (b) Relative abundance of the 10 most predominant genus-level probe targets in each group.
![Fig. 1. Relative abundance of predominant species-level and genus-level probe targets. (a) Relative abundance of the 20 most predominant species-level probe targets in each group. (b) Relative abundance of the 10 most predominant genus-level probe targets in each group.](/cms/asset/d6369359-d834-4182-a73a-5372325d49b1/zjom_a_11821321_f0001_ob.jpg)
Fig. 2. Periodontitis- and dental caries–associated probe targets: Periodontitis- and dental caries–associated probe targets based on the frequency of detection in samples from periodontitis patients (white bars), dental caries patients (black bars), and orally healthy individuals (gray bars) (p<0.05).
![Fig. 2. Periodontitis- and dental caries–associated probe targets: Periodontitis- and dental caries–associated probe targets based on the frequency of detection in samples from periodontitis patients (white bars), dental caries patients (black bars), and orally healthy individuals (gray bars) (p<0.05).](/cms/asset/258df2e1-c1e8-4dc3-8867-2b606c930612/zjom_a_11821321_f0002_ob.jpg)