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Mechanism of intestinal flora affecting SLC2A9 transport function to promote the formation of hyperuricemia

28 Nov 2024

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Objective To investigate the structural characteristics of the intestinal flora in obese-hyperuricemic (HUA-W) patients and the mechanisms by which they promote the formation of hyperuricemia. Methods 120 human fecal samples (60 cases in HC, 30 cases in HUA-N, and 30 cases in HUA-W) and 40 cases in the colonic tissues (20 cases in HC, 10 cases in HUA-N, and 10 cases in HUA-W) were collected. The intestinal flora...

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PMID: 39698087
DOI: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e40597

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