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. 2021 Jan 22;9(2):226. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms9020226

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Summary of the bacterial taxa in the microbiota for each experimental group on Day 31. The microbial diversity and composition in each experimental group (AC, HA, HAC, and HC) is compared in three types of samples, specifically fecal samples, caecum, and colon. In each group and for each type of sample, the composition of the microbiota is shown in all individual rats. Rats were housed in pairs over the course of the experiment (i.e., nb.1 with nb.2, nb.3 with nb. 4, nb.5 with nb. 6, and nb.7 with nb. 8 in each group).