Additional file 1 of Multi-omics profiling of sow colostrum and faecal microbiota reveals parity-dependent and independent factors associated with piglet survival and growth

Additional file 1: Table S1. The effect of the parity order on the class of fatty acid profile. Table S2. Comprehensive list reporting the average m/z, adduct type, formula, ontology, INCHIKEYS, SMILES, identification score, relative standard deviation (%), and MS spectra. Table S3. Full list of most discriminant metabolites obtained with the OPLS-DA analysis for the class of parity. Parity: Gilts (parity 1, n = 7); Second-parity sows (n = 7); Mature: multiparous sows (parity 3–5, n = 6). VIP score: Variable Importance for Projection of the OPLS-DA analysis. Log2FC: log2 fold-change variation for the possible comparisons. Table S4. Results of correlation analysis between chemical composition, immunoglobulins and oligosaccharides concentration of colostrum with piglets’ mortality and average daily gain until d 6 and d 24. Table S5. Full list of most discriminant metabolites obtained with the OPLS-DA analysis for piglets’ mortality till d 6. VIP score: Variable Importance for Projection of the OPLS-DA analysis. Log2FC: log2 fold-change variation for the possible comparisons. [YES] = mortality > 12% (11 litters) vs. [NO] = mortality 19% (8 litters). Table S7. Full list of most discriminant metabolites obtained with the OPLS-DA analysis for piglets’ average daily gain till d 24. VIP score: Variable Importance for Projection of the OPLS-DA analysis. Log2FC: log2 fold-change variation for the possible comparisons. ADG d 0–24: > 240 g/d (6 litters); < 240 g/d (14 litters).