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Table 1.

Fatty acids content in the chow diet and fatty acids distribution in triacylglycerols of fats in animal feeds.

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Table 2.

Feed intake and growth during the 4-week experimental period.

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Table 3.

Three days fat intake, fecal fat excretion and absorption.

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Three days calcium intake, fecal calcium excretion and apparent absorption.

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Table 5.

Richness and diversity indexes relative to each fecal sample (OTU cutoff of 0.03).

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Fig 1.

Principal coordinate analysis using Bray-Curtis distance (n = 8).

The sample labels with letter and numeric A1-A8, B1-B8 and C1-C8 correspond to the eight random sample in the rats fed with low sn-2 PA fat, medium sn-2 PA fat and high sn-2 PA fat diets, respectively.

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Fig 2.

Venn diagram showing the unique and shared OTUs (3% distance level).

The sample labels with letter A, B and C correspond to the rats fed low sn-2 PA fat, medium sn-2 PA fat and high sn-2 PA fat diets, respectively.

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Fig 3.

Fecal bacterial population at the genus level (n = 8).

Relative abundance of different bacterial genus within the different communities. Sequences that could not be classified into any known group were assigned as ‘Unclassified bacteria’ and ‘No_Rank’. The ones with an abundance less than 1% in the phyla and genera were combined as “others”. The sample labels with letter and numeric A1-A8, B1-B8 and C1-C8 correspond to the eight random sample in the rats fed with low sn-2 PA fat, medium sn-2 PA fat and high sn-2 PA fat diets, respectively.

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Table 6.

Fecal content of SCFA in rats (μmol/g).

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