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Associations of Blautia Genus With Early-Life Events and Later Phenotype in the NutriHS.

Frontiers in cellular and infection microbiology - 1 Jan 2022

Freitas Renata G Borges de Oliveira Nascimento, Vasques Ana Carolina J, Fernandes Gabriel da Rocha, Ribeiro Francieli B, Solar Isabela, Barbosa Marina G, Pititto Bianca de Almeida-, Geloneze Bruno, Ferreira Sandra Roberta G

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Introduction: Early-life events are associated with the risk of obesity and comorbidities later in life. The gut microbiota-whose composition is influenced by genetics and environmental factors-could be involved. Since the microbiota affects metabolism and fat storage, early-life insults could contribute to the occurrence of obesity driven, in part, by microbiota composition. We examined associations of gut...

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PMID: 35646726
DOI: 10.3389/fcimb.2022.838750
PMCID: PMC9134825

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