Microbial metabolites regulate host lipid metabolism through NR5A-Hedgehog signalling.

doi:10.1038/ncb3515

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Microbial metabolites regulate host lipid metabolism through NR5A-Hedgehog signalling.

Nature cell biology - 1 May 2017

Lin Chih-Chun Janet, Wang Meng C

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Microorganisms and their hosts share the same environment, and microbial metabolic molecules (metabolites) exert crucial effects on host physiology. Environmental factors not only shape the composition of the host's resident microorganisms, but also modulate their metabolism. However, the exact molecular relationship among the environment, microbial metabolites and host metabolism remains largely unknown. Here,...

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PMID: 28436966
DOI: 10.1038/ncb3515
PMCID: PMC5635834

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