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. 2019 Oct 25;32:100616. doi: 10.1016/j.nmni.2019.100616

TABLE 1.

A questionnaire-based data tabulated for the demographics and historical data of the study subjects

Questionnaire sections Non-PKU subjects
(n = 20)
PKU subjects
(n = 5)
P value Statistically significant at P < 0.01
Mean of weight (kg) 15.19 14.16 0.9149 no
Mean of height (cm) 86.14 73.90 0.5291 no
Mean of age (months) 47.75 61.60 0.7540 no
Gender 11 males
9 females
3 males
2 females
Gender ratio [m/(m + f)] 55% 60% 0.9725 no
Color 11 dark (55%)
1 very dark (5%)
5 medium (25%)
3 light (15%)
0 very light (0%)
0 dark (0%)
0 very dark (0%)
0 medium (0%)
0 light (0%)
5 very light
Companion animal 8 yes (40%)
12 no (60%)
0 yes (0%)
5 no (100%)
Related parents 6 yes (30%)
14 no (70%)
4 yes (80%)
1 no (20%)
Mode of birth 2 natural at home (10%)
11 natural at hospital (55%)
6 natural at hospital (with pain management) (30%)
1 Cesarean section (5%)
0 natural at home (0%)
3 natural at hospital (60%)
2 natural at hospital (with pain management) (40%)
0 Cesarean section (0%)
Dietary prebiotics 13 yes (65%)
7 no (35%)
5 yes (100%)
0 no (0%)
Probiotics 8 yes (40%)
12 no (60%)
0 yes (0%)
5 no (100%)
Weekly Antibiotics
<3 months of the study
0 yes (0%)
20 no (100%)
0 yes (0%)
5 no (100%)
Basic vaccinations 20 yes (100%)
0 no (0%)
5 yes (100%)
0 no (0%)
Breast milk feeding 7 yes (35%)
13 no (65%)
3 yes (60%)
2 no (40%)
Solid food 8 yes (40%)
12 no (60%)
2 yes (40%)
3 no (60%)
Average colony number 15 15
Average number of bacterial species 12 12
Vitamins rate/deficiencies n/a n/a
E.coli negative 0 out of 23 (0%) 5 out of 5 (100%)