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. 2020 Oct 26;8(4):1832421. doi: 10.1080/21688370.2020.1832421

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Figure 1. — Effects of animal handling practices on baseline barrier function in uninjured small intestinal mucosa

(a) Acclimation status did not alter basal TEER in uninjured jejunal mucosa. N=8-11, P>.05 for acclimation effect by repeated measures mixed-effects analysis. (b) Environmental acclimation increased barrier permeability to ³H-mannitol in uninjured jejunal mucosa as compared to non-acclimated pigs in early ex vivo incubation. N=9, P=.045 for acclimation effect by two-way ANOVA, *P=.019 by Sidak’s multiple comparisons test.