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Table 1 Direct identification of 16S rRNA genes from small intestinal tissue by PCR-amplification, cloning and sequencing

From: Green tea powder and Lactobacillus plantarum affect gut microbiota, lipid metabolism and inflammation in high-fat fed C57BL/6J mice

Phylum

Accession no.

Closest type strain

Group (No of clones)a

Similarity (%)b

Firmicutes

    
 

X76329

Lactobacillus pontis (T)

Ctrl (1)

95.5

 

AJ306299

Lactobacillus intestinalis (T)

Lp + GT (3)

99.2–99.5

 

L23507

Lactobacillus reuteri (T)

Lp + GT (3)

95.3–95.7

 

X94229

Lactobacillus oris (T)

Lp + GT (1)

95.1

 

M59230

Eubacterium biforme (T)

Lp + GT (1)

89.5

 

AJ417075

Allobaculum stercoricanis (T)

Ctrl (24) Lp + GT (17)

89.1 ~ 89.4

 

X73447

Clostridium irregulare (T)

Ctrl (1)

96.1

Verrucomicrobia

    
 

AY271254

Akkermansia muciniphila (T)

Ctrl (1)

99.7

Proteobacteria

    
 

DQ422859

Desulfovibrio bizertensis (T)

Lp + GT (1)

88.8

Actinobacteria

    
 

AF292373

Olsenella uli (T)

Lp + GT (1)

94.4

 

AB042288

Propionibacterium acnes (T)

Ctrl (1)

100

  1. aCtrl = high fat control diet (HFD), Lp + GT + HFD supplemented with 4% green tea powder and L. plantarum in the drinking water. Numbers within parentheses denote the number of clones in each mouse. bDenotes highest sequence similarity to a type strain (T) found in the Ribosomal data base project Release 10 (http://rdp.cme.msu.edu/).