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Interaction of Gut Microbiota with Medications

2022-10-08

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It is well known that the response to and metabolism of the drugs entering human body varies widely across individuals, one of which the reason is that such interpersonal differences may be related to gut microbes. On one hand, drugs or xenobiotics entering into human body may affect the composition of the gut microbiome; on the other hand, the gut microbiota may alter the ADME process of drugs or xenobiotics vise...

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Literature Corpus work: 13a2ad09-f1a1-5ccf-a5b4-bb4dfaf7f775
DOI: 10.22541/au.166523763.34733996/v1

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