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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable <t>Lactobacillus</t> spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.
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Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable Lactobacillus spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.

Journal: FEMS microbiology ecology

Article Title: Gastrointestinal microbial community shifts observed following oral administration of a Lactobacillus fermentum strain to mice.

doi: 10.1111/j.1574-6941.2003.tb01052.x

Figure Lengend Snippet: Fig. 2. Relationship between intensity of ‘lactobacilli’ band in the DGGE pro¢les generated from resolution of 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from faecal samples and total numbers of viable Lactobacillus spp. deter- mined by enumeration of colony-forming units on Rogosa agar. Faecal samples utilised were collected from mouse 1 following dosing with L. fermentum KLD. a: Changes in intensity of DGGE ‘lactobacilli’ band corresponding to ampli¢ed 16S V3 rDNA regions from faecal samples collected over sampling times. Lanes 1 and 2, pre-dose samples; lane 3, sample 46 h after ¢rst dose; lanes 4^13, samples taken at 4h (lane 4), 8 h (lane 5), 11 h (lane 6), 24 h (lane 7), 36 h (lane 8), 54 h (lane 9), 78 h (lane 10), 102 h (lane 11), 126 h (lane 12), 148 h (lane 13) after second dose; lane 14, 16S rDNA ampli¢ed from a pure culture of L. fermentum KLD. b: Changes in total host Lactobacillus numbers (CFU mg31 wet weight) in faeces over sampling time. Numbers on the graph correlate to the lanes in panel a and represent samples taken 4 h (4), 8 h (5), 11 h (6), 24 h (7), 36 h (8), 54 h (9), 78 h (10), 102 h (11), 126 h (12), 148 h (13) after the second dose.

Article Snippet: The following Lactobacillus strains were obtained from various culture collections: L. fermentum DSMZ 20391, 20052 (DSMZ; Deutsche Sammlung von Mikroorganismen und Zellkulturen GmbH, Germany), L. fermentum LMG 8896 (LMG; Laboratorium voor Microbiologie, Universiteit Gent, Belgium), L. fermentum BMF 30025, 30026 (BMF; Bundesanstalt fu«r Milchforschung, Kiel, Germany), Lactobacillus reuteri DSMZ 20016, Lactobacillus oris DSMZ 4864, Lactobacillus casei ATCC 393 (ATCC, American Type Culture Collection, Rockville, USA) and Lactobacillus isolates from mouse faeces, Lactobacillus FII 532600, 532700, 532800, 532900, 533000, 533100, 533200, 532300 (FII; Food Industry Innovation Collection, The University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, Australia).

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