Figure S1.
Panel A represents data for the colon, while Panel B represents data for the cecum. Each graph shows measurements taken at different days post-infection: 0, 3, 7, 14, and 28 days. The y-axes of the graphs measure different parameters: MN Severity, Paneth cell vacuolization, MALT score, and Paneth cell granule pleio. The x-axes of all graphs represent days post-infection. Each graph includes data points represented by squares and circles, with error bars indicating variability. The graphs show that there is no significant inflammation observed in the colon and cecum tissues during the infection period. The data points are relatively low and consistent across all days post-infection, indicating minimal changes in the measured parameters. The graphs are used to compare the trends in the colon and cecum over time, showing that the presence of Bb does not cause significant histological changes in these tissues.
Pathological evaluation of colon and cecum during Bb infection. (A and B) Summary of the results. Statistical analyses were conducted by the Mann–Whitney U test; ns, not significant (P > 0.05).