Skip to main content
. 2013 Apr 2;4(3):201–211. doi: 10.4161/gmic.24196

Table 3. Assessed fecal microbiota in subjects with IBS at baseline and after four and eight weeks of daily treatment with B. infantis 35624 or placebo and after 2 weeks of post-supplementation follow-up.

Microbiota Study Visit Treatment groups    
 
 
B. infantis 35624
(log 10 ng DNA g−1)
Placebo
(log 10 ng DNA g−1)
 
 
 
 
Mean (SE)
Mean (SE)
Difference (SE)
p-value
Bifidobacterium catenlatum gp.
Baseline
1.96 (0.377)
1.55 (0.409)
 
 
 
Week 4
1.44 (0.088)
1.36 (0.095)
0.07 (0.129)
0.566
 
Week 8
1.63 (0.132)
1.62 (0.143)
0.01 (0.195)
0.945
 
Follow-up
1.53 (0.166)
1.51 (0.178)
0.02 (0.243)
0.948
Clostridium perfringens gp.
Baseline
1.38 (0.141)
1.23 (0.153)
 
 
 
Week 4
1.01 (0.107)
1.13 (0.116)
-0.13 (0.158)
0.428
 
Week 8
1.06 (0.106)
1.24 (0.115)
-0.18 (0.157)
0.265
 
Follow-up
1.15 (0.108)
1.35 (0.117)
-0.19 (0.159)
0.227
Enterococcus spp
Baseline
2.31 (0.115)
2.34 (0.125)
 
 
 
Week 4
2.35 (0.082)
2.38 (0.090)
-0.03 (0.122)
0.809
 
Week 8
2.25 (0.097)
2.21 (0.105)
0.04 (0.143)
0.770
 
Follow-up
1.99 (0.102)
1.92 (0.111)
0.07 (0.151)
0.665
Bacteroides-Prevotella- Porphymonas
Baseline
5.80 (0.040)
5.86 (0.044)
 
 
 
Week 4
5.81 (0.031)
5.78 (0.034)
0.02 (0.045)
0.639
 
Week 8
5.78 (0.030)
5.76 (0.033)
0.03 (0.044)
0.541
  Follow-up 5.74 (0.034) 5.70 (0.038) 0.03 (0.051) 0.494

Post-baseline means are least squares means from the statistical mixed model.