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Gut Microbe-Derived <i>N</i> -Acyl Serinol Lipids Shape Host Postprandial Metabolic Homeostasis

2025-04-17

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Although strong evidence links the gut microbiome to metabolic disease, the mechanisms linking microbiota to hormonal and metabolic responses to food are not well understood. After a meal, gut bacteria produce a wide array of small molecule, protein, and lipid metabolites originating from bacterial sources. Annotating physiological function to select gut microbe-derived metabolites is critical to understanding die...

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Literature Corpus work: c369b035-120d-52ff-aa99-447dbeb5168c
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.11.648385

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