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Table 2 Bacteria families present in the gastroinestinal tract that are altered in at least two studies

From: Understanding the health risks and emerging concerns associated with the use of long-term proton pump inhibitors

Bacteria family

Bacterial population in response to PPIs

Enterococcaceae

Increased (Imhann et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1815 subjects) (Freedberg et al. 2015); (12 healthy volunteers)

Lactobacillaceae

Increased (Imhann et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1815 subjects) (Jackson et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1827 subjects)

Micrococcaceae

Increased (Imhann et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1815 subjects) (Jackson et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1827 subjects) (Freedberg et al. 2015) (12 healthy volunteers)

Pasteurellaceae

Increased (Imhann et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1815 subjects) (Jackson et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1827 subjects)

Ruminococcaceae

Decreased (Imhann et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1815 subjects) (Jackson et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1827 subjects)

Staphylococcaceae

Increased (Imhann et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1815 subjects) (Jackson et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1827 subjects) (Freedberg et al. 2015) (12 healthy volunteers)

Streptococcaceae

Increased (Imhann et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1815 subjects) (Jackson et al. 2016); (cross sectional study 1827 subjects) (Freedberg et al. 2015) (12 healthy volunteers)