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Recent additions may not be included but will usually appear in 24 hrs or less.
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Dominant and diet-responsive groups of bacteria within the human colonic microbiota. ✅
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The ISME journal (ISME J ) Vol: 5 Issue 2 Pages: 220-30 Pub: 2011 Feb Epub: 2010 Aug 5 Authors Walker AW , Ince J , Duncan SH , Webster LM , Holtrop G , Ze X , Brown D , Stares MD , Scott P , Bergerat A , Louis P , McIntosh F , Johnstone AM , Lobley GE , Parkhill J , Flint HJ , |
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Curated database of commensal, symbiotic and pathogenic microbiota ✅
Generative Bioinformatics (Center of Excellence in Generative Medicine ) Vol: Issue Pages: Pub: 2014 Jun Epub: Authors D'Adamo Peter , |
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Curated database of commensal, symbiotic and pathogenic microbiota ✅
Generative Bioinformatics (Center of Excellence in Generative Medicine ) Vol: Issue Pages: Pub: 2014 Jun Epub: Authors D'Adamo Peter , |
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Potato resistant starch inhibits diet-induced obesity by modifying the composition of intestinal microbiota and their metabolites in obese mice. ✅
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International journal of biological macromolecules (Int J Biol Macromol ) Vol: 180 Issue Pages: 458-469 Pub: 2021 Mar 9 Epub: 2021 Mar 9 Authors Liang D , Zhang L , Chen H , Zhang H , Hu H , Dai X , |
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Dietary resistant starch modifies the composition and function of caecal microbiota of broilers. ✅
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Journal of the science of food and agriculture (J Sci Food Agric ) Vol: 100 Issue 3 Pages: 1274-1284 Pub: 2020 Feb Epub: 2019 Nov 30 Authors Zhang Y , Liu Y , Li J , Xing T , Jiang Y , Zhang L , Gao F , |
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Dietary resistant starch modifies the composition and function of caecal microbiota of broilers. ✅
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Journal of the science of food and agriculture (J Sci Food Agric ) Vol: 100 Issue 3 Pages: 1274-1284 Pub: 2020 Feb Epub: 2019 Nov 30 Authors Zhang Y , Liu Y , Li J , Xing T , Jiang Y , Zhang L , Gao F , |
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Dietary resistant starch modifies the composition and function of caecal microbiota of broilers. ✅
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Journal of the science of food and agriculture (J Sci Food Agric ) Vol: 100 Issue 3 Pages: 1274-1284 Pub: 2020 Feb Epub: 2019 Nov 30 Authors Zhang Y , Liu Y , Li J , Xing T , Jiang Y , Zhang L , Gao F , |
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The Capacity of the Fecal Microbiota From Malawian Infants to Ferment Resistant Starch. ✅
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Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 10 Issue Pages: 1459 Pub: 2019 Epub: 2019 Jun 26 Authors Wang Y , Mortimer EK , Katundu KGH , Kalanga N , Leong LEX , Gopalsamy GL , Christophersen CT , Richard AC , Shivasami A , Abell GCJ , Young GP , Rogers GB , |
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Prevotella-rich enterotype may benefit gut health in finishing pigs fed diet with a high amylose-to-amylopectin ratio. ✅
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Animal nutrition (Zhongguo xu mu shou yi xue hui) (Anim Nutr ) Vol: 7 Issue 2 Pages: 400-411 Pub: 2021 Jun Epub: 2021 Feb 25 Authors Ren W , Yan H , Yu B , Walsh MC , Yu J , Zheng P , Huang Z , Luo J , Mao X , He J , Yan H , Chen D , Luo Y , |
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Resistant Starch is Actively Fermented by Infant Faecal Microbiota and Increases Microbial Diversity. ✅
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Nutrients (Nutrients ) Vol: 11 Issue 6 Pages: Pub: 2019 Jun 14 Epub: 2019 Jun 14 Authors Gopalsamy G , Mortimer E , Greenfield P , Bird AR , Young GP , Christophersen CT , |
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High Amylose Starch with Low In Vitro Digestibility Stimulates Hindgut Fermentation and Has a Bifidogenic Effect in Weaned Pigs. ✅
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The Journal of nutrition (J Nutr ) Vol: 145 Issue 11 Pages: 2464-70 Pub: 2015 Nov Epub: 2015 Sep 16 Authors Fouhse JM , Gänzle MG , Regmi PR , van Kempen TA , Zijlstra RT , |
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Microbiome-Metabolomics Analysis Investigating the Impacts of Dietary Starch Types on the Composition and Metabolism of Colonic Microbiota in Finishing Pigs. ✅
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Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 10 Issue Pages: 1143 Pub: 2019 Epub: 2019 May 29 Authors Yu M , Li Z , Chen W , Rong T , Wang G , Ma X , |
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In vitro utilization of amylopectin and high-amylose maize (Amylomaize) starch granules by human colonic bacteria. ✅
Applied and environmental microbiology (Appl Environ Microbiol ) Vol: 65 Issue 11 Pages: 4848-54 Pub: 1999 Nov Epub: Authors Wang X , Conway PL , Brown IL , Evans AJ , |
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Consumption of resistant potato starch produces changes in gut microbiota that correlate with improvements in abnormal bowel symptoms: a secondary analysis of a clinical trial. ✅
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BMC nutrition (BMC Nutr ) Vol: 10 Issue 1 Pages: 152 Pub: 2024 Nov 27 Epub: 2024 Nov 27 Authors Bush JR , Alfa MJ , |
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Consumption of resistant potato starch produces changes in gut microbiota that correlate with improvements in abnormal bowel symptoms: a secondary analysis of a clinical trial. ✅
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BMC nutrition (BMC Nutr ) Vol: 10 Issue 1 Pages: 152 Pub: 2024 Nov 27 Epub: 2024 Nov 27 Authors Bush JR , Alfa MJ , |
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Microbiota characterization throughout the digestive tract of horses fed a high-fiber vs. a high-starch diet. ✅
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Frontiers in veterinary science (Front Vet Sci ) Vol: 11 Issue Pages: 1386135 Pub: 2024 Epub: 2024 May 14 Authors Raspa F , Chessa S , Bergero D , Sacchi P , Ferrocino I , Cocolin L , Corvaglia MR , Moretti R , Cavallini D , Valle E , |
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