Supplemental tables: "Early-life gut microbiome maturity regulates blood-brain barrier and cognitive development"

Tables S1 to S11 for the paper "Early-life gut microbiome maturity regulates blood-brain barrier and cognitive development" are included here.
LegendsTable S1. Relative abundances of gut bacteria at phylum and genus level in human donors.
Table S2. Statistical analyses for behavioral assays, including tests for sex differences. Tab 1: Fear conditioning. Tab 2: Open field test. Tab 3: Morris water maze.
Table S3. Comparison of volumes of fourteen different brain regions between MTerm and MPreterm mice at two and three weeks of age.
Table S4. Significant DEGs between MTerm and MPreterm mice in BBB-relevant cell types. Tab 1: Endothelial cells. Tab 2: Astrocytes. Tab 3: Mural cells. Tab 4: Fibroblasts.
Table S5. GSEA results for comparisons between MTerm and MPreterm BBB-relevant cell types. Tab 1: Endothelial cells. Tab 2: Astrocytes. Tab 3: Mural cells. Tab 4: Fibroblasts.
Table S6. Synaptic signaling-annotated genes (GO:0099536) differentially expressed in MTerm and MPreterm endothelial cells and astrocytes. Tab 1: Endothelial cells. Tab 2: Astrocytes.
Table S7. GSEA results for comparisons between MTerm and MPreterm endothelial and astrocyte sub-clusters. Tab 1: AEAs. Tab 2: ARAs. Tab 3: IMAs. Tab 4: SCAs. Tab 5: SSAs. Tab 6: AVECs. Tab 7: BR-CECs. Tab 8: VM-CECs.
Table S8. Levels of all metabolites captured from MTerm and MPreterm serum.
Table S9. Metagenomic pathways present at significantly different levels in MTerm and MPreterm mice.
Table S10. Sample sizes and breakdown by treatment, age, and sex for all experiments.
Table S11. Number of litters and number of mice used from each litter for each experiment.