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Anti-diabetic treatment leads to changes in gut microbiome

1 Jan 2019

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Numerous micro-organisms naturally reside in the human body assuming a symbiotic, or, at times, even a dysbiotic relationship with the host. These microbial populations are referred to as the human microbiota. Host microbial populations are an important mediator of gastro-intestinal mucosal permeability, bile acid metabolism, short-chain fatty acids synthesis, fermentation of dietary polysaccharides and FXR/TGR5...

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PMID: 30844705
DOI: 10.2741/4743

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