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Impact of High Salt-Intake on a Natural Gut Ecosystem in Wildling Mice

23 Mar 2023

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The mammalian holobiont harbors a complex and interdependent mutualistic gut bacterial community. Shifts in the composition of this bacterial consortium are known to be a key element in host health, immunity and disease. Among many others, dietary habits are impactful drivers for a potential disruption of the bacteria–host mutualistic interaction. In this context, we previously demonstrated that a high-salt diet...

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PMID: 37049406
DOI: 10.3390/nu15071565

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