B. dorei rises before T1D autoimmunity
Bacteroides dorei dominates the gut microbiome before autoimmunity in high-risk Finnish children.
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Bacteroides dorei dominates gut microbiome prior to autoimmunity in Finnish children at high risk for type 1 diabetes
Study at a glance
- Design
- Cohort — Longitudinal DIPP stool sequencing in HLA-risk children before T1D autoimmunity
- N
- N=76 · 947 stool samples; 29 seroconverters vs 47 autoantibody-negative controls
- Population
- HLA-DQB1 moderate-to-high-risk children in DIPP
- Outcome
- Gut microbiota (B. dorei dominance) prior to persistent T1D autoantibodies
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B. dorei rises before T1D autoimmunity
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947 stool samples from 76 children.
DNA from 947 stool samples from 76 number children having the moderate (odds-ratio <5) to high risk (odds-ratio 5–15) for T1D according to their HLA-DQB1 genotype, which is known to increase T1D risk, was sequenced.
29 subjects developed persistent autoantibodies.
Twenty-nine subjects developed at least three persistent T1D-relative autoantibodies (mean age at diagnosis = 16.8 months, SE = 2.03), which collectively confers >95% risk of clinical T1D diagnosis.
What they did
Sequenced 947 stool samples from 76 HLA-risk children (29 seroconverters vs 47 controls) in a longitudinal DIPP cohort.
What they found
Cases show B. dorei dominance prior to persistent autoantibodies (mean diagnosis age 16.8 months).
The limits
What it doesn't show
Does not prove B. dorei causes T1D; observational association.
Key terms
- Bacteroides dorei
- Gut bacterium enriched before autoimmunity.
- T1D
- Type 1 diabetes.
- Seroconversion
- Appearance of disease autoantibodies.
- HLA-DQB1
- Genetic risk locus for T1D.
- DIPP
- Finnish Type 1 Diabetes Prediction and Prevention Study.
- 16S / metagenome
- Microbiome sequencing approaches.
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Stool samples?
947.
Children?
76.
Cases?
29 seroconverters.
Key taxon?
Bacteroides dorei.
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