Colonization with GUT-103 did not induce inflammation, but both the preventive and therapeutic protocols significantly decreased colitis in EER-inoculated Il10−/− mice compared with PBS controls, as measured by lipocalin-2 levels (Fig. 1c), crypt hyperplasia and lamina propria (LP) mononuclear cell infiltration (Fig. 1d), interaction table predict the growth of the individual GUT-108 and blinded histology scoring (Fig. 1e). This evidence concerns the gene IL10 and colitis.