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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Dec 21.
Published in final edited form as: Mucosal Immunol. 2017 Mar 29;11(1):144–157. doi: 10.1038/mi.2017.20

Figure 2. Colonization of recipient mice with microbiota from H. polygyrus-infected or control mice reproduces the microbial composition of the donor.

Figure 2

The results are 16S rRNA gene sequence data from fecal pellets of recipient mice that are colonized with microbiota from control (Cont-F) and H. polygyrus-infected (Hp-F) donor mice. a. The relative abundance of the top 10 genera in each sample of the different recipient groups, in which mice were colonized with Hp-F or Cont-F. b. Biplot of the Principle Coordinates Analysis (PCoA), based on Bray-Curtis distances. c. Relative abundance of the top 15 species in each sample from the recipient mice that were colonized with Hp-F and Cont-F. d. The relative abundance of the top 10 genera in each sample from the Hp-F-colonized recipient mice and from helminth-infected donor (Hp). e, f and g. qPCR analysis of fecal Bacteroides, SFB and Lactobacillus level in donor mice: normal and H. polygyrus-infected mice, and in the recipient mice that are colonized with Cont-F and Hp-F.