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Suckling intestinal contents

Novel Fusobacterium spp. CFV15 + C. innocuum CCI15. Suckling intestinal contents. L. intestinalis CLI15. C. innocuum CCI15. E. faecalis CEF15. Markers control. E. coli CEC15. Cc. Cc. Cc. Cl. Cl. Bact. Bif.

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Suckling intestinal contents

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  1. Novel Fusobacterium spp. CFV15 + C. innocuum CCI15 Suckling intestinal contents L. intestinalis CLI15 C. innocuum CCI15 E. faecalis CEF15 Markers control E. coli CEC15 Cc Cc Cc Cl Cl Bact Bif Figure S2: Representativeness of the bacteria isolated from intestinal contents of 15d-old conventional suckling rats. PCR-temporal temperature gradient gel electrophoresis (TTGE) was performed according to (Joly et al., 2010). TTGE profiles for each bacterium isolated were compared to those obtained with the intestinal contents of 15d-old conventional suckling rats. E. coli CEC15, E. faecalis CEF15, L. intestinalis CLI15, C. innocuum CCI15 and the novel Fusobacterium spp. CFV15 (arrows) were all components of the major bands observed for the intestinal contents of the suckling rats. Note that the novel Fusobacterium spp. CFV15 was distinguished from C. innocuum CCI15 after this TTGE analysis. Cc: C. coccoides; Cl: C. leptum; Bact: Bacteroides; Bif: Bifidobacterium. Joly F, Mayeur C, Bruneau A, Noordine ML, Meylheuc T, Langella P et al. (2010). Drastic changes in fecal and mucosa-associated microbiota in adult patients with short bowel syndrome. Biochimie 92:753-761.

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