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Dissecting the impact of dietary fiber type on atherosclerosis in mice colonized with different gut microbial communities

2023-01-06

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Dietary fiber consumption has been linked with improved cardiometabolic health, however human studies have reported large interindividual variations in the observed benefits. We tested whether the effects of dietary fiber on atherosclerosis are influenced by the gut microbiome. We colonized germ-free ApoE-/- mice with fecal samples from three human donors (DonA, DonB, and DonC) and fed...

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Literature Corpus work: 41bbefef-f397-5708-9022-a8b5b43c5b03
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2429283/v1

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