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Lithocholic acid modulates the growth of butyrate-producing bacteria and is decreased in the feces of stunted children

2026-05-05

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Bile acids modulate the intestinal microbiota and serve as key signaling molecules in host physiology. Bile acid dysregulation has been implicated in nutritional and inflammatory diseases; however, data on the pool of bile acids present in stunted children or children suffering of environmental enteric dysfunction (EED) is limited, particularly in the upper intestinal compartment where disease phenotypes are most...

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Literature Corpus work: 3793b022-2550-5ee9-971b-3995b32c0d5e
DOI: 10.64898/2026.05.04.722639

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