312 Table S1 | Median numbers of F. prausnitzii and Enterobacteriaceae per gram of feces and their relative abundances (%) to total microbiota (Eub338). Data are shown for the total study cohort (n = 60), and for subgroups of CD patients with below- and above- median urinary 52Cr-EDTA/creatinine excretion. Data are presented as median (IQR). Table S1. Median numbers of F. prausnitzii and Enterobacteriaceae per gram of feces and their relative abundances (%) to total microbiota (Eub338). Target Probe Bacteria/gram of feces Relative abundance (%) Total study cohort (n = 60) F. prausnitzii Fprau645 7.05 x 108 (1.10 x 108 – 9.91 x 108) 5.62 (2.68 – 9.37) Enterobacteriaceae Ec1531 6.67 x 106 (1.78 x 106 – 5.47 x 107) 0.10 (0.02 – 1.13) Below-median 52Cr-EDTA/creatinine excretion (< 678.6 µmol/mol) (n = 30) F. prausnitzii Fprau645 5.97 x 108 (1.37 x 108 – 9.42 x 108) 5.62 (2.83 – 10.1) Enterobacteriaceae Ec1531 4.45 x 106 (1.33 x 106 – 4.78 x 107) 0.06 (0.01 – 0.75) Above-median 52Cr-EDTA/creatinine excretion (> 678.6 µmol/mol) (n = 30) F. prausnitzii Fprau645 4.89 x 108 (8.06 x 107 – 1.40 x 109) 5.16 (2.14 – 9.60) Enterobacteriaceae Ec1531 1.74 x 107 (3.45 x 106 – 1.17 x 108) 0.12 (0.02 – 2.71) Data are shown for the total study cohort (n = 60), and for subgroups of CD patients with below- and abovemedian urinary 52Cr-EDTA/creatinine excretion. Data are presented as median (IQR). Chapter 9
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