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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Gut metabolites"”.

  1. THE ROLE OF GUT METABOLITES ON REGULATION OF INTESTINAL IMMUNITY

    … Dietary nutrients can be converted into gut metabolites through either host or microbial enzymatic activities. Accumulating evidence demonstrates that these gut metabolites have a significant impact on the regulation of intestinal immune responses; however, the underlying mechanisms by …

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  2. Investigating the Spatiotemporal Variation in Functional Markers, Gut Metabolites and Ethanol Toxicity in In Vitro Cultures of the Rat Jejunum and Hepatocytes

    … in vivo reports on ethanol toxicity. Various metabolites secreted and metabolized in vitro were also identified using mass spectrometry. Spatial trends in concentrations of several lipids including bile acids, lysophosphatidylcholines and fatty acids corroborated with in vivo reports of lipid …

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  3. The gut-brain axis in seizure susceptibility: A role for microbial metabolite S-equol

    … and epilepsy. The microbes that inhabit gut mucosal surfaces, termed the gut microbiota, have been increasingly implicated in the pathology of neurological diseases including epilepsy. This gut-brain axis is an intriguing therapeutic target in epilepsy as gut microbes can affect the CNS …

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