. 2013 Sep 10;8(9):e74963. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0074963

Table 1. S. Typhimurium becomes the dominant species in SIHUMI mice previously associated with A. muciniphila.

Cecum	SIHUMI	SIHUMI-A	SIHUMI-S	SIHUMI-AS
	log ₁₀ (g⁻¹ DW)	log ₁₀ (g⁻¹ DW)	log ₁₀ (g⁻¹ DW)	log ₁₀ (g⁻¹ DW)
A. caccae	8.20±0.26 ^ab	8.52±0.21 ^b	8.15±0.31 ^ab	7.45±1.26 ^a
B. longum	10.03±0.44 ^b	10.11±0.27 ^b	9.22±0.55 ^ab	8.37±2.10 ^a
B. product	10.11±0.35 ^b	10.23±0.29 ^b	10.16±0.26 ^b	8.34±1.34 ^a
B. thetaiotaomicron	11.25±0.20 ^b	11.38±0.22 ^b	11.29±0.30 ^b	6.29±0.75 ^a
C. ramosum	8.55±0.27 ^a	8.98±0.37 ^a	8.76±0.28 ^a	7.31±0.98 ^a
E. coli	9.05±0.19 ^bc	9.43±0.98 ^c	8.48±0.28 ^bc	4.90±0.41 ^a
C. butyricum	9.97±0.25 ^b	9.92±0.34 ^b	9.61±0.35 ^b	4.15±0.50 ^a
A. muciniphila	n.d.	10.41±0.20 ^b	n.d.	8.12±0.60 ^a
S. Typhimurium	n.d.	n.d.	9.67±0.16 ^a	9.99±0.45 ^a
Total bacteria	11.99±0.54 ^bc	11.65±0.62 ^b	11.96±0.43 ^bc	10.62±1.02 ^a

Data are expressed as mean±standard error. Different superscripts indicate statistically significant differences (P≤0.05). n = 10 mice per group. DW: dry weight.