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Fig. 8 | Microbiome

Fig. 8

From: Vitamin B12 produced by Cetobacterium somerae improves host resistance against pathogen infection through strengthening the interactions within gut microbiota

Fig. 8

B12 enhances the tight junctions in the gut of zebrafish. a Western blots showing the expression of Zo-1, Occludin, and Claudin15 in the gut of zebrafish. b–d Densitometric analysis of Western blots from protein samples of the gut. Data were normalized for β-tubulin expression and expressed as fold change. Values represent means ± SD. Significant differences (P < 0.05) between different groups are indicated with different lowercase letters above the bars. CK: The zebrafish were fed a basic diet; B: The zebrafish were fed a basic diet supplemented with vitamin B12; ACK: The zebrafish treated with antibiotics for 7 days prior to administration of basic diet; AB: The zebrafish treated with antibiotics for 7 days prior to administration of B12; TCK: The zebrafish were fed a basic diet and then bath infected with A. hydrophila; TB: The zebrafish were fed a basic diet supplemented with vitamin B12 and then bath infected with A. hydrophila. TACK: The zebrafish treated with antibiotics for 7 days prior to administration of basic diet, and then fed a basic diet and then bath infected with A. hydrophila; TAB: The zebrafish treated with antibiotics for 7 days prior to administration of basic diet, and then fed a basic diet supplemented with vitamin B12 and then bath infected with A. hydrophila

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