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The gut microbiome and gut-liver axis in NAFLD

2024-01-31

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Globally, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is the most common liver disease with an incidence rate ranging from 6%–35% in adult populations. NAFLD pathogenesis is closely related to insulin resistance (IR) and the genetic susceptibility of acquired metabolic stress liver injury. Similarly, the gut microbiota in NAFLD is being revaluated by scientists as the gut and liver influence each other via the gut-li...

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6eca7910-2f35-561b-8920-884534063168
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10.22541/au.170666810.08665505/v1
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