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Ethanolamine improves colonic barrier functions and inflammatory immunoreactions via shifting microbiome dysbiosis

2020-07-10

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Ethanolamine(EA) often occurs at a relatively high concentration within the inflamed gut of IBD patients. To investigate the role of EA in colonic inflammation and host-microbiome dysbiosis, thirty-six ICR mice were treated with 3% DSS for a week to generate acute intestinal inflammation and then supplied with 0μM, 500μM (LowEA), and 3000 μM (HighEA) in drinking water for two weeks, after that,16s RNA sequencing w...

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fc9fbbef-aa9f-51db-9c19-436fa117e2a7
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10.1101/2020.07.09.196592
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