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Table 3 Pairwise comparisons of mutations count between patient groups stratified by type of immunosuppression using Dunn’s post-hoc test

From: SARS-CoV-2 lineage-dependent temporal phylogenetic distribution and viral load in immunocompromised and immunocompetent individuals

Comparison

z

Wi

Wj

rrb

p

pholm

Autoimmune or inflammatory diseases– Hemato-oncology

1.709

576.206

511.489

0.149

0.088

0.963

Autoimmune or inflammatory diseases - HIV infection

3.690

576.206

407.882

0.345

< 0.001

0.005

Autoimmune or inflammatory diseases - Intensive care

-3.397

576.206

807.368

0.470

< 0.001

0.016

Autoimmune or inflammatory diseases - Control

5.747

576.206

410.553

0.336

< 0.001

< 0.001

Autoimmune or inflammatory diseases - Oncology

0.869

576.206

545.847

0.051

0.385

1.000

Autoimmune or inflammatory diseases - Respiratory disease

0.068

576.206

571.444

0.039

0.946

1.000

Autoimmune or inflammatory diseases - Anti-CD20 treatment including Rituximab

5.702

576.206

314.200

0.509

< 0.001

< 0.001

Autoimmune or inflammatory diseases - Solid organ transplantation

2.619

576.206

494.389

0.190

0.009

0.159

Hemato-oncology - HIV infection

2.123

511.489

407.882

0.230

0.034

0.445

Hemato-oncology - Intensive care

-4.214

511.489

807.368

0.658

< 0.001

< 0.001

Hemato-oncology - Control

3.002

511.489

410.553

0.211

0.003

0.054

Hemato-oncology - Oncology

-0.881

511.489

545.847

0.080

0.378

1.000

Hemato-oncology - Respiratory disease

-0.835

511.489

571.444

0.135

0.404

1.000

Hemato-oncology - Anti-CD20 treatment including Rituximab

4.018

511.489

314.200

0.438

< 0.001

0.002

Hemato-oncology - Solid organ transplantation

0.479

511.489

494.389

0.042

0.632

1.000

HIV infection - Intensive care

-5.350

407.882

807.368

0.838

< 0.001

< 0.001

HIV infection - Control

-0.063

407.882

410.553

0.021

0.949

1.000

HIV infection - Oncology

-2.963

407.882

545.847

0.304

0.003

0.058

HIV infection - Respiratory disease

-2.147

407.882

571.444

0.364

0.032

0.445

HIV infection - Anti-CD20 treatment including Rituximab

1.694

407.882

314.200

0.190

0.090

0.963

HIV infection - Solid organ transplantation

-1.973

407.882

494.389

0.201

0.048

0.582

Intensive care - Control

6.033

807.368

410.553

0.793

< 0.001

< 0.001

Intensive care - Oncology

3.808

807.368

545.847

0.508

< 0.001

0.004

Intensive care - Respiratory disease

2.582

807.368

571.444

0.579

0.010

0.167

Intensive care - Anti-CD20 treatment including Rituximab

6.587

807.368

314.200

0.952

< 0.001

< 0.001

Intensive care - Solid organ transplantation

4.681

807.368

494.389

0.715

< 0.001

< 0.001

Control - Oncology

-4.466

410.553

545.847

0.278

< 0.001

< 0.001

Control - Respiratory disease

-2.385

410.553

571.444

0.327

0.017

0.273

Control - Anti-CD20 treatment including Rituximab

2.267

410.553

314.200

0.208

0.023

0.351

Control - Solid organ transplantation

-3.234

410.553

494.389

0.180

0.001

0.026

Oncology - Respiratory disease

-0.364

545.847

571.444

0.056

0.716

1.000

Oncology - Anti-CD20 treatment including Rituximab

4.941

545.847

314.200

0.440

< 0.001

< 0.001

Oncology - Solid organ transplantation

1.579

545.847

494.389

0.102

0.114

1.000

Respiratory disease - Anti-CD20 treatment including Rituximab

3.369

571.444

314.200

0.530

< 0.001

0.017

Respiratory disease - Solid organ transplantation

1.124

571.444

494.389

0.189

0.261

1.000

Anti-CD20 treatment including Rituximab - Solid organ transplantation

-4.078

314.200

494.389

0.408

< 0.001

0.001

  1. The table summarizes the results of Dunn’s post-hoc tests following the Kruskal-Wallis analysis. For each comparison, the z-value, Wilcoxon rank-sum statistics (Wi and Wj), p-value (p) and Bonferroni and holm Bonferroni adjustment (pbonf and pholm) are reported. Significant p-values (p < 0.05) are highlighted in bold, indicating statistically significant differences in mutation counts between the compared groups. The results emphasize key differences, such as a higher mutation burden in patients admitted to intensive care compared to most other groups. A negative z-value refers to a lower mutation count for a group compare to the other and a positive z-value refers to an higher mutations count for a group to the other