Vaginal Microbiome Composition in Early Pregnancy and Risk of Spontaneous Preterm and Early Term Birth Among African American Women.

full term birth (N = 136 samples) within the Diverse CST, the global p-value for the vaginal microbiome was not significant (p=0.888) and the relative abundance of none of these 11 ASV were associated with sPTB when accounting for multiple comparisons, although the raw p-value for one ASV was nominally significant ( Aerococcus christensenii , p=0.0367) at the 5% level.

also in 7,732 other papers

In the LDM that considered relative abundance, none of the 19 pre-specified taxa achieved significance when accounting for multiple comparisons (q-values ≥ 0.414) although two taxa had borderline significant raw p-values ( Table 7 ) using the nominal 5% cutoff: Prevotella buccalis (p=0.053) and an ASV belonging to genus Megasphaera (p=0.052).

also in 11,409 other papers