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Stability of the Maternal Gut Microbiota During Late Pregnancy and Early Lactation

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Table 1 Quantification of the major gut-associated bacterial populations by qPCR
Fig. 1 Rarefaction curves showing the number of observed OTU at a 3 %, b 5 %, and c 10 % dissimilarity cut-off as a function of the number of pyrosequences, which are generally accepted cut-offs for species, genus, and family/class level differentiation, r
Fig. 3 Genus-level gut microbiota composition assessed by pyrose- pyrose-quencing. Mean relative 16S rRNA gene abundances detected at the genus level in maternal feces during pregnancy (MF0, i.e

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