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S6 Fig -
PCoA plot: a. Males Chewers Vs. Non-Chewers; b. Associated substances: Chewers Vs. Alcohol and smoking chewers. (TIF)</p
S3 Fig -
a. Genus-species level oral microbiome composition of whole population sampling (n = 22): 75 species including Prevotella denticola (17%), Streptococcus mutans (11%), Neisseria animalis (10%), Bacteroides dorei (8%), and Haemophilus parainfluenzae (6%); b. Relatively abundant genera detected in (n = 22) based on (>1%) threshold and OTU assigned. (TIF)</p
Characteristics of study individuals (n = 22).
Characteristics of study individuals (n = 22).</p
Fig 5 -
a. Genus-level oral microbiome Unique OTU elements composition of Betel quid Male chewers Vs. Non-Chewers; (Intra-Grouping); b. Betel quid Chewers Vs. Alcoholic-Smoker Chewer individuals.</p
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Most Significant Features Comparison with lowest p-value of a. Betel quid chewers Vs. Non-Chewers; b. (21–30 years old young individuals) Betel quid chewers Vs. Non-Chewers. (TIF)</p
Comparison of within-sample (alpha) diversity to bacterial microbiome based on the study population.
Comparison of within-sample (alpha) diversity to bacterial microbiome based on the study population.</p
S1 Fig -
a. Phylum-level oral microbiome composition of whole population sampling (n = 22): 14 phyla including Firmicutes (38%), Proteobacteria (29%), Bacteroidetes (25%); b. Relatively Abundant phyla detected in (n = 22) on the basis of OTU. (TIF)</p
Fig 6 -
a. Genus-level oral microbiome Unique OTU elements composition of (Associated-Substance Grouping): Betel quid Chewers Vs. Smoker Chewers; b. Chewing History interval: 0–10 years, and 10 years-above chewing exposure time in years.</p
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