Abstract
INTRODUCTIONThe gut of human infants is normally rapidly colonized after birth, and this colonization is considered not only to form a protective barrier against pathogenic bacteria but also to direct maturation of the infant immune system (1,2). In recent years, exogenous preparations of probiotic
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