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Table 1 Summary characteristics of the study cohort

From: Assessment of microbiota in the gut and upper respiratory tract associated with SARS-CoV-2 infection

Patients with pharyngeal swab samples

Clinical indexes

Healthy controls (N=29, n=39)

Patient (N=96, n=174)

Mild (N=19, n=31)

Moderate (N=51, n=73)

Severe (N=26, n=70)

Age

33 (23–42)

22 (8–28)

37 (23–41)

71 (59–79)

Sex (female/male)

18/11

9/10

27/24

10/16

Antibiotic usage

0

2

20

13

Anti-viral drug usage

0

13

78

22

Patients with sputum samples

Clinical indexes

Healthy controls (N=12, n=15)

Patients (N=142, n=235)

Mild (N=27, n=39)

Moderate (N=89, n=156)

Severe (N=26, n=40)

Age

32 (25–36)

23 (18–28)

38 (24–48)

62 (47–73)

Sex (female/male)

7/5

15/12

46/43

10/16

Antibiotic usage

0

4

20

13

Anti-viral drug usage

0

18

78

22

Patients with stool samples

Clinical indexes

Healthy controls (N=28, n=40)

Patient (N=70, n=112)

Mild (N=22, n=40)

Moderate (N=44, n=68)

Severe (N=4, n=4)

Age

32 (7–40)

22 (6–26)

35 (25–46)

52 (36–69)

Sex (female/male)

15/13

12/10

19/25

1/3

Antibiotic usage

0

3

8

4

Anti-viral drug usage

0

17

38

3