Effect of 3-week feeding of dietary inulin and probiotic, Bb12, on the relative peak height and proportion of different classes of fecal bile acids and cholesterol sulfate of young micea.

aValues presented are means±SD. The absolute peak height of m/z 407 was 106±0 mm for all four groups. bPeak height of m/z 496 relative to the peak height of m/z 407. cSum of peak height of m/z 375, 389, 391, 405, 407, 423 relative to the peak height of m/z 407. dSum of peak height of m/z 471, 485, 487, 493, 507, 509 relative to the peak height of m/z 407. eSum of peak height of taurine conjugate, unconjugated and sulfate conjugates (1+2+3) relative to the peak height of m/z 407. fPeak height of m/z 465 relative to the peak height of m/z 407. gValue of Taurine conjugate divided by Total bile acids. hFecal taurine conjugates in the two groups with dietary inulin was significantly less (p iValue of Sulfate conjugates divided by Total bile acids. jSignificantly (pkValue of Cholesterol sulfate divided by Total bile acids.