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Multi-Omic Analyses of Dietary Fatty Acid-Microbe-Host Interactions Reveal Metaorganismal Lipid Metabolic Crosstalk Impacting Cardiometabolic Disease

2026-02-18

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> Following a meal, our gut microbiome and human cells collaborate via metaorganismal metabolic circuits to produce diverse nutrient metabolites that systemically circulate to influence health and disease. Although there are now several examples of bacterial fiber-, amino acid-, and micronutrient-derived metabolites impacting cardiometabolic disease, very little is known in regards to how diet-micr...

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26906d72-6cf2-5753-86b4-c02ca25aeb70
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10.64898/2026.02.16.705588
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