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Investigating the Association Between Nitrate Dosing and Nitrite Generation by the Human Oral Microbiota in Continuous Culture

2023-11-16

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The generation of nitrite by the oral microbiota is believed to contribute to healthy cardiovascular function, with oral nitrate reduction to nitrite associated with systemic blood pressure regulation. There is the potential to manipulate the composition or activities of the oral microbiota to a higher nitrate-reducing state through nitrate supplementation. The current study examined microbial community compositio...

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Literature Corpus work: 673ac632-3a75-5363-a52c-68ebea8f9a8c
DOI: 10.1101/2023.11.15.567236

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