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The intestinal immune response is influenced by nutritional-status and increased physical activity level

2026-04-03

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Beyond its role in digestion and barrier function, the intestine is an energy-responsive organ that actively regulates molecular metabolism. Whether and how lifestyle interventions regulate intestinal metabolism at both tissue and molecular levels remain unclear. Here, we show that both chronic exercise and dietary energy density drive robust, segment-specific intestinal remodeling. Voluntary wheel running in ad-...

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Literature Corpus work: a10d7574-2121-5f69-b8d9-43b92ec7818d
DOI: 10.64898/2026.04.01.715829

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