Figure 2.
Figure 2. Bacterial translocation and gut histopathology. (A) Number of colonies from mesenteric lymph nodes at day 13 after allogeneic transplantation. Lymph nodes were harvested from 4 mice receiving allogeneic transplants, homogenized, and plated on solid bacteria growth media. Number of colonies were counted after 24 hours (*P = .07, control versus L rhamnosus GG, Mann-Whitney test). (B) Histopathology score of terminal ileum at day 22 after allogeneic transplantation. Animals receiving antibiotics (4 animals per group) (*P < .04, Mann-Whitney test) or L rhamnosus GG (*P < .1, Mann-Whitney test) displayed reduction in histopathology when compared with animals receiving autoclaved drinking water only.

Bacterial translocation and gut histopathology. (A) Number of colonies from mesenteric lymph nodes at day 13 after allogeneic transplantation. Lymph nodes were harvested from 4 mice receiving allogeneic transplants, homogenized, and plated on solid bacteria growth media. Number of colonies were counted after 24 hours (*P = .07, control versus L rhamnosus GG, Mann-Whitney test). (B) Histopathology score of terminal ileum at day 22 after allogeneic transplantation. Animals receiving antibiotics (4 animals per group) (*P < .04, Mann-Whitney test) or L rhamnosus GG (*P < .1, Mann-Whitney test) displayed reduction in histopathology when compared with animals receiving autoclaved drinking water only.

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