Fig. 3From: A microbiome case-control study of recurrent acute otitis media identified potentially protective bacterial generaLog CSS normalised counts of differentially abundant OTUs between rAOM-prone and rAOM-resistant children. OTUs shown are significantly differentially abundant between the nasopharyngeal samples of the cases and controls and are additionally found above the threshold of ≥0.35% mean or median relative abundance in at least one group. Differential abundance analysis controlled for recent antibiotic usage, length of breastfeeding and sex; children with missing data for any of these covariates were excluded (n = 4). log2FC refers to the log fold change of OTU abundance from cases to controlsBack to article page