Supplemental Digital Content 1. Endoscopic and histolological findings in INR and FR study subjects

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Supplemental Digital Content 1. Endoscopic and histolological findings in INR and FR study subjects

Patient Group Macroscopic examination Ileum Histology Colon/rectum Histology 1 INR Normal Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Lympho-follicular hyperplasia (colon) 2 INR Sigmoid colon diverticular disease Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP 3 INR Ascending colon polyp Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Acute and chronic moderate grade inflammation in the LP Eosinophilic elements (colon) Polyp: tubular adenoma with low-grade dysplasia 4 INR Normal Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Muscolaris mucosae fibrosis, inflammatory polyp (colon) 5 INR Low grade chronic active colitis Chronic inflammation in the LP 6 INR Normal Chronic inflammation in the LP Few superficial erosions Focal gland distortion (colon) 7 INR Ileocecal sphincter flat polyp Polyp: tubular adenoma with low-grade dysplasia 8 INR Normal Chronic moderate grade inflammation in the LP Chronic moderate grade inflammation in the LP 9 FR Normal (colon) 10 FR Transverse colon polyp Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Polyp: tubular adenoma with low-grade dysplasia 11 FR Normal Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP 12 FR Colon polyps Chronic moderate grade inflammation in the LP Polyps: 2 tubular adenomas with low-grade dysplasia 13 FR Right hepatic flexure flat polyp Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Polyp: tubular adenoma with low grade dysplasia, focal high-grade dysplasia at the polyp s extremity 14 FR Descending colon diverticular disease Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Acute and chronic low-moderate grade inflammation in the LP 15 FR Normal Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Acute and chronic moderate grade inflammation in the LP Eosinophilic elements, haematic congestion 16 FR Normal Chronic low-moderate grade inflammation in the LP Haematic congestion (rectum) 17 FR Sigmoid colon diverticular disease Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP 18 FR External haemorrhoids plexus congestion Acute and chronic low grade inflammation in the LP (colon) 19 FR Right hepatic flexure pedunculated polyp Tubular-villous adenoma with low-grade dysplasia 20 FR Normal Eosinophilic elements 21 FR Normal Chronic inflammation in the LP Focal cryptitis (colon) Glandular rarefactions and LP fibrosis (rectum) Chronic moderate grade inflammation in the LP Eosinophilic elements (colon)

INR: Immunological Non Responder; FR: Full Responder. LP: Lamina propria

Supplemental Digital Content 3. Immunohistochemical study of Cadherin (CDh1) and Zonula occludens protein 1 (ZO-1) in ileum and colon biopsies Ileum Colon CDH1 ZO CDH1 ZO Patient Group intensity % positive distribution intensity % positive distribution intensity % positive distribution intensity % positive distribution cells cells cells cells 1 INR 2 70 basal 0 0 2 60 basal 0 0 2 INR 2 70 basal 1 10 membrane 2 70 basal 1 10 membrane 3 INR 2 70 basal 1 20 membrane 2 60 baso-lateral 1 20 membrane 4 INR 2 90 basal 1 30 cytoplasm 2 80 basal 0 0 N.A. 5 INR 2 80 basal 0 0 N.A. 2 80 baso-lateral 0 0 N.A. 6 INR 2 40 basal 1 20 cytoplasm 2 30 basal 1 30 cytoplasm 7 INR 2 40 basal 1 20 cytoplasm 2 60 baso-lateral 0 0 N.A. 8 INR 2 80 basal 2 50 cytoplasm 2 40 basal 2 60 cytoplasm 9 FR 2 30 basal 1 60 paranuclear 3 90 baso-lateral 1 40 paranuclear 10 FR 3 100 circumferential 1 20 membrane 3 100 circumferential 1 30 membrane 11 FR 2 80 basal 0 0 N.A. 3 90 basal 0 0 N.A. 12 FR 3 100 circumferential 2 80 membrane 3 100 circumferential 2 90 cytoplasm 13 FR 3 80 basal 2 70 cytoplasm 3 100 circumferential 2 90 membrane 14 FR 3 100 baso-lateral 1 20 cytoplasm 2 90 baso-lateral 2 70 cytoplasm 15 FR 3 100 baso-lateral 1 20 cytoplasm 3 100 baso-lateral 0 0 N.A. 16 FR 2 70 baso-lateral 2 60 paranuclear 3 80 baso-lateral 2 60 paranculear 17 FR 3 90 baso-lateral N.A. N.A. N.A. 3 80 baso-lateral 0 0 N.A. 18 FR 3 70 baso-lateral 0 0 membrane 3 100 baso-lateral 1 20 cytoplasm 19 FR 2 70 baso-lateral 2 30 membrane 2 30 baso-lateral 2 40 cytoplasm 20 FR 2 70 baso-lateral 1 60 membrane 2 60 circumferential 1 80 membrane 21 FR 3 40 baso-lateral 2 60 membrane 2 30 baso-lateral 2 30 cytoplasm

A semi-quantitative score was used for the study of intestinal junction proteins, by evaluating: a) the reaction intensity of stained epithelial cells of colon and ileum (0 = no staining, 1 = weak staining, 2 = intermediate staining, 3 = intense staining); b) the percentage of positive cells, by counting stained cells on 100 superficial intestinal cells at high magnification (40x); c) subcellular localization (membranous as complete, lateral, basal, baso-lateral; cytoplasmic; para-nuclear). INR: Immunological Non Responder; FR: Full Responder.