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Grey mouse lemurs, <i>Microcebus murinus,</i> are a relevant model to study gut microbiome flexibility in response to diet changes

2026-08-18

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The gut microbiota is a key player in energy balance, impacting both digestion efficiency and the production of metabolites involved in metabolism. Its composition is highly adaptable, especially in response to diet. Changes in human diet and lifestyle over time – from active, fibre-rich diets to sedentary habits with calorie-dense foods – have likely contributed to the rise in metabolic diseases. Rodent models ar...

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b76cd7d7-cf95-5007-b1af-08f874998e27
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10.64898/2026.08.17.744835
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