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Diversity and distribution of sulfur metabolic genes in the human gut microbiome and their association with colorectal cancer

19 Apr 2022

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Abstract Background Recent evidence implicates microbial sulfidogenesis as a potential trigger of colorectal cancer (CRC), highlighting the need for comprehensive knowledge of sulfur metabolism within the human gut. Microbial sulfidogenesis produces genotoxic hydrogen sulfide (H 2 S) in the human colon using inorganic (sulfate) and organic (taurine/cysteine/methionine) substrates; however, the majority of studies...

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PMID: 35440042
DOI: 10.1186/s40168-022-01242-x

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