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How Do Diet Patterns, Single Foods, Prebiotics and Probiotics Impact Gut Microbiota?

2023-03-14

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The human gastrointestinal tract hosts a complex and dynamic population of commensal bacterial species, which have coevolved with the host, generating a symbiotic relationship. Some compounds present in foods, such as polyols, prebiotic fibers, or phenolic compounds, are poorly metabolized and absorbed by the host before the transformation guided by the colonic microbiota. By influencing gut microbiota, diet plays...

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Literature Corpus work: b33cfff9-f31b-59b8-9b79-f1546acc9cc8
DOI: 10.3390/microbiolres14010030

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