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. 2020 May 26;11:891. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.00891

TABLE 1.

Demographic and clinical information of infants enrolled in the study.

Infants ID (#) Nutrition Gender Infant antibiotic use Delivery type Race/Ethnicity Twin pair
1 Formula F 0 Cs C
2 Breast milk M 1 Cs C
3 Breast milk F 0 Cs C
7 Formula F 0 V N A
8 Formula M 0 V N A
9 Breast milk M 0 Cs C B
10 Breast milk M 0 Cs C B
11 Breast milk F 1 V C
13 Breast milk F 0 Cs C
15 Formula M 0 V N
16 Breast milk F 1 V C
18 Formula M 1 Cs N C
19 Formula F 1 Cs N C
20 Breast milk F 1 V C
21 Breast milk F 1 Cs C D
22 Breast milk F 1 Cs C D
23 Formula M 1 Cs C E
24 Formula M 1 Cs C E
25 Formula F 1 Cs N
27 Formula M 0 Cs C

Gender: F, female; M, male. Infant antibiotic use: 0, non-antibiotics; 1, received ampicillin/gentamicin antibiotic treatment. Delivery type: Cs, cesarean section; V, vaginal delivery. Race/Ethnicity: C, Caucasian; N, Native American. Twins: five pairs of twins were included – A, B, C, D, and E.