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The effect of dietary resistant starch type 2 on the microbiota and markers of gut inflammation in rural Malawi children. ✅
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Microbiome (Microbiome ) Vol: 3 Issue Pages: 37 Pub: 2015 Sep 3 Epub: 2015 Sep 3 Authors Ordiz MI , May TD , Mihindukulasuriya K , Martin J , Crowley J , Tarr PI , Ryan K , Mortimer E , Gopalsamy G , Maleta K , Mitreva M , Young G , Manary MJ , |
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The effect of dietary resistant starch type 2 on the microbiota and markers of gut inflammation in rural Malawi children. ✅
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Microbiome (Microbiome ) Vol: 3 Issue Pages: 37 Pub: 2015 Sep 3 Epub: 2015 Sep 3 Authors Ordiz MI , May TD , Mihindukulasuriya K , Martin J , Crowley J , Tarr PI , Ryan K , Mortimer E , Gopalsamy G , Maleta K , Mitreva M , Young G , Manary MJ , |
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Responses in colonic microbial community and gene expression of pigs to a long-term high resistant starch diet. ✅
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Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 6 Issue Pages: 877 Pub: 2015 Epub: 2015 Aug 25 Authors Sun Y , Zhou L , Fang L , Su Y , Zhu W , |
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Microbiome-Metabolome Responses in the Cecum and Colon of Pig to a High Resistant Starch Diet. ✅
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Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 7 Issue Pages: 779 Pub: 2016 Epub: 2016 May 26 Authors Sun Y , Su Y , Zhu W , |
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The effect of sucrose or starch-based diet on short-chain fatty acids and faecal microflora in rats. ✅
Journal of applied microbiology (J Appl Microbiol ) Vol: 86 Issue 2 Pages: 245-50 Pub: 1999 Feb Epub: Authors Cresci A , Orpianesi C , Silvi S , Mastrandrea V , Dolara P , |
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Microbiota, metabolome, and immune alterations in obese mice fed a high-fat diet containing type 2 resistant starch. ✅
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Molecular nutrition & food research (Mol Nutr Food Res ) Vol: 61 Issue 11 Pages: Pub: 2017 Nov Epub: 2017 Sep 6 Authors Barouei J , Bendiks Z , Martinic A , Mishchuk D , Heeney D , Hsieh YH , Kieffer D , Zaragoza J , Martin R , Slupsky C , Marco ML , |
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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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Effects of fulvic acid on broiler performance, blood biochemistry, and intestinal microflora. ✅
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Poultry science (Poult Sci ) Vol: 103 Issue 2 Pages: 103273 Pub: 2024 Feb Epub: 2023 Nov 17 Authors Liu L , Yang N , Chen Y , Xu Z , Zhang Q , Miao X , Zhao Y , Hu G , Liu L , Song Z , Li X , |
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Starch-protein interaction effects on lipid metabolism and gut microbes in host. ✅
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Frontiers in nutrition (Front Nutr ) Vol: 9 Issue Pages: 1018026 Pub: 2022 Epub: 2022 Nov 16 Authors Wang K , Zhou M , Gong X , Zhou Y , Chen J , Ma J , Zhang P , |
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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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Multi-omics reveals effects of diet FNDF/starch level on growth performance and rumen development of Hu sheep. ✅
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Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 16 Issue Pages: 1601950 Pub: 2025 Epub: 2025 Aug 5 Authors Zhao H , Wang J , Hao Z , Yin P , Wang S , Guo Y , Ren C , |
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Multi-omics reveals effects of diet FNDF/starch level on growth performance and rumen development of Hu sheep. ✅
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Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 16 Issue Pages: 1601950 Pub: 2025 Epub: 2025 Aug 5 Authors Zhao H , Wang J , Hao Z , Yin P , Wang S , Guo Y , Ren C , |
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