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Table 1.

Physiological responses of mice after six weeks of diet.

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Fig 1.

Global bacterial phyla distribution for each diet as a percentage of total sequences after 6 weeks of treatment.

Each column corresponds to one animal fed a diet enriched with butter (BT), virgin olive oil (EVOO) or standard chow (SD). Legend shows upwards the eight phyla detected.

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Fig 2.

Box-plot representation of the percentage distribution of phyla Tenericutes, Proteobacteria and Cyanobacteria in mice fed a diet enriched with butter (BT), virgin olive oil (EVOO) or standard chow (SD).

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Table 2.

Regression fits for each of the physiological variables studied using as independent variables those phyla that show statistical differences in the percentage of sequences retrieved from faecal samples.

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Fig 3.

Box-plot representation of the percentage distribution of the eleven families with significant differences (p<0.05) among mice fed a diet enriched with butter (BT), virgin olive oil (EVOO) or standard chow (SD).

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Table 3.

Regression fits for each of the physiological variables studied using as independent variables those families that show statistical differences in the percentage of sequences retrieved from faecal samples.

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Fig 4.

Box-plot representation of the percentage distribution of the sixteen genera with significant differences (p<0.05) among mice fed a diet enriched with butter (BT), virgin olive oil (EVOO) or standard chow (SD).

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Table 4.

Regression fits for each of the physiological variables studied using as independent variables those genera that show statistical differences in the percentage of sequences retrieved from faecal samples.

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Fig 5.

Box-plot representation of the percentage distribution of the six species with significant differences (p<0.05) between mice fed a diet enriched with butter (BT) and a diet enriched in virgin olive oil (EVOO).

SD, standard chow.

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Table 5.

Regression fits for each of the physiological variables studied using as independent variables those species that show significant differences between butter and virgin olive oil enriched diets.

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Table 6.

Nutrient composition and energy content of standard and high fat diets enriched with extra virgin olive oil and butter.

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