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Figure 3 illustrates the role of oxygen availability and bacterial respiratory adaptations during infection but lacks quantitative data supporting claims about oxygen concentration changes during crypt hyperplasia or antibiotic-induced microbiota depletion. Were these oxygen dynamics measured experimentally, or are they inferred from literature? Moreover, could the authors clarify how the timeline of these physiological changes aligns with bacterial proliferation phases?