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Microbial and metabolic interactions in the Zucker rat

2013-01-01

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The metabolic syndrome is known to have a direct and indirect impact on endogenous metabolism. Additionally, there is emerging evidence of an obesity-associated microbiome with the potential to influence caloric extraction from the diet and host energy metabolism. However, the nature of the shift in relative contributions of bacterial phyla in obesity, and the question of whether the observed shift in microbiome i...

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Literature Corpus work: f59a8f09-96ca-5a64-9168-38b101e4fb8e
DOI: 10.25560/11087

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