Fecal Microbiota of Diarrhea-Predominant Irritable Bowel Syndrome Patients Causes Hepatic Inflammation of Germ-Free Rats and Berberine Reverses It Partially

Table 1

Significant differences in the abundance at the genus level for the GH and GI groups and for the GIB and GIV groups (p<0.05).

Tax name	GH	GI	Tax name	GIB	GIV
Faecalibacterium	3.38	17.20	Faecalibacterium	0.24	12.78
Roseburia	0.00	7.76	Roseburia	0.00	1.28
Blautia	1.77	5.46	Clostridium IV	1.30	6.25
Ruminococcus	0.00	5.41	Ruminococcus	0.48	4.10
Gemmiger	0.78	2.35	Gemmiger	0.01	4.36
Clostridium XI	0.14	1.81	Clostridium XI	0.00	1.15
Flavonifractor	0.40	1.28	Butyricicoccus	0.08	0.89
Escherichia/Shigella	0.19	1.45	Clostridium XlVa	17.40	2.24
Oscillibacter	0.40	0.73	Oscillibacter	1.12	0.28
Lachnospiraceae_incertae_sedis	0.15	0.66	Lachnospiraceae_incertae_sedis	0.03	0.49
Bacteroides	58.15	44.86	Bacteroides	57.38	49.25
Paraprevotella	15.86	0.00	Fusobacterium	2.00	0.01
Parabacteroides	7.41	2.01	Bilophila	0.84	0.00
Bifidobacterium	2.23	0.02	Bifidobacterium	0.00	0.84
Akkermansia	1.34	0.00	Flavonifractor	3.22	1.12
Parasutterella	1.32	0.00	Anaerostipes	0.51	0.08