Cell to cell relationship, characterized by abundance of adhesion specializations

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

While dietary iron was significantly correlated with Enterobacteriaceae abundance as a covariate, no feeding group showed a significant increase in potentially pathogenic enteric bacteria, and median

Effect: null; Enterobacteriaceae correlated with dietary iron (P = 0.03); Enterobacteriaceae median abundances decreased non-significantly by 5.5%, 10.3%, and

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04

Breastfed infants fed iron-only-fortified cereals showed significant decreases in the beneficial bacteria Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillales over the study period, while these bacteria remained relat

Effect: adverse; Bifidobacterium P = 0.004; Lactobacillales P = 0.04