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Resistant potato starch fuels beneficial host-microbe interactions in the gut

2018-08-13

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Interactions between diet, the microbiota, and the host set the ecological conditions in the gut and have broad implications for health. Prebiotics are dietary compounds that may shift these conditions towards health by promoting the growth of beneficial microbes. Pigs fed a diet amended with 5% resistant potato starch (RPS) exhibited alterations associated with gut health relative to swine fed an unamended diet (...

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9e18fe3a-def0-5b85-90e4-9b7925637658
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10.1101/389007
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