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Fig. 3 | Microbiome

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From: Diet prevents the expansion of segmented filamentous bacteria and ileo-colonic inflammation in a model of Crohn’s disease

Fig. 3

SFB fail to induce ileo-colonic inflammation in a colitis mouse model. A GF Tnf ΔARE, Il10−/− mice and WT controls were mono-colonized with SFB from 8 to 12 weeks of age. B Severity of inflammation was assessed by evaluating the tissue pathology score in tissue sections of cecum, proximal, and distal colon from Tnf ΔARE mice and Il10−/− mice, respectively. C Quantitative analysis of SFB abundance in intestinal contents collected from ileal, colonic, and cecal compartments of 12-weeks-old Tnf ΔARE mice and Il10−/− mice, respectively. D H&E-stained tissue sections of Tnf ΔARE mice revealed intestinal inflammation in the compartments of distal ileum, cecum, proximal colon, compared to Il10−/− mice. Scale bar represents 200 or 100 μm as indicated. E, F PAS-AB goblet cell staining in proximal colon tissue sections from mono-colonized Tnf ΔARE and Il10−/−mice (× 400). Lower panel represents higher magnification (× 1200) of the indicated sections. Graph represents the quantification of goblet cells per crypt. Statistical analyses were performed by unpaired Student’s t test

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