Pro+Vac pigs maintained similar fecal bacterial counts throughout the experiment ranging between 1.11E+07 CFU/ml (at PID0) and 3.76E+06 CFU/ml (at PID35) and representing no increase or even a slight decrease in total bacterial counts, whereas Pro pigs had a clear trend for an increase in bacterial counts after PID8: from 6.581E+05 CFU/ml (at PID8) to 1.47E+07 CFU/ml (at PID35/PCD7) ( Figure 1a ).
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Lactobacilli and bifidobacteria promote immune homeostasis by modulating innate immune responses to human rotavirus in neonatal gnotobiotic pigs.
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