Mucosal Interactions between Genetics, Diet, and Microbiome in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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Figure 2 is a great summary: It depicts an overview of gut microbiota interactions in SCFA production and degradation, including substrates associated with bacterial utilization. https://t.co/fyHhENYPdJ

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#Immunology #GutMicrobiota community structure & its implications in human diseases #InflammatoryBowelDisease https://t.co/hC9Dmg74rh https://t.co/3MAY4muVNK https://t.co/dxZWFrqZtZ https://t.co/8pNOUzXpxY @BioMedCentral #gutpathogens @FrontImmunol ht

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One formulation, largely comprised of caprylic acid, has been shown to reduce intestinal inflammation and exert stronger anti-inflammatory effects. https://t.co/sAKdrwX4rh https://t.co/tF2eoIFdC0

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