Additional file 1: of Impact of early events and lifestyle on the gut microbiota and metabolic phenotypes in young school-age children

Table S1. Summary of phenotypic information of Dutch children at 6–9 years of age. Table S2. Sequencing statistics for fecal samples of Dutch children. Table S3. Summary of phenotypic and sequencing information of Dutch adults. Table S4. List of genera that differ significantly in abundance between Dutch children and adults. Table S5. List of species that differ significantly in abundance between Dutch children and adults. Table S6. Dirichlet multinomial mixtures (DMM)-based enterotypes in Dutch children. Table S7. List of genera that differ significantly in abundance between enterotypes. Table S8. List of species that differ significantly in abundance between enterotypes. Table S9. Number of genes annotated at the genus level in enterotypes. Table S10. Differential enrichment of KEGG modules between enterotypes. Table S11. Differences in host phenotypic parameters between enterotypes. Table S12. Generalized linear analysis for the association between pre-school dietary factors and school-age blood metabolic parameters. Table S13. Taxa distributions of genes involved in butyrate and succinate production. Table S14. List of genes involved in butyrate, propionate and succinate production. (XLSX 241 kb)