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Recent additions may not be included but will usually appear in 24 hrs or less.
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Introducing insoluble wheat bran as a gut microbiota niche in an in vitro dynamic gut model stimulates propionate and butyrate production and induces colon region specific shifts in the luminal and mucosal microbial community. ✅
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Environmental microbiology (Environ Microbiol ) Vol: 20 Issue 9 Pages: 3406-3426 Pub: 2018 Sep Epub: 2018 Sep 9 Authors De Paepe K , Verspreet J , Verbeke K , Raes J , Courtin CM , Van de Wiele T , |
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Prevotella Abundance Predicts Weight Loss Success in Healthy, Overweight Adults Consuming a Whole-Grain Diet Ad Libitum: A Post Hoc Analysis of a 6-Wk Randomized Controlled Trial. ✅
The Journal of nutrition (J Nutr ) Vol: Issue Pages: Pub: 2019 Aug 28 Epub: 2019 Aug 28 Authors Christensen L , Vuholm S , Roager HM , Nielsen DS , Krych L , Kristensen M , Astrup A , Hjorth MF , |
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Relative abundance of the Prevotella genus within the human gut microbiota of elderly volunteers determines the inter-individual responses to dietary supplementation with wheat bran arabinoxylan-oligosaccharides. ✅
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BMC microbiology (BMC Microbiol ) Vol: 20 Issue 1 Pages: 283 Pub: 2020 Sep 14 Epub: 2020 Sep 14 Authors Chung WSF , Walker AW , Bosscher D , Garcia-Campayo V , Wagner J , Parkhill J , Duncan SH , Flint HJ , |
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Effects of fermented wheat bran and yeast culture on growth performance, immunity and intestinal microflora in growing-finishing pigs. ✅
Journal of animal science (J Anim Sci ) Vol: Issue Pages: Pub: 2021 Oct 23 Epub: 2021 Oct 23 Authors He W , Gao Y , Guo Z , Yang Z , Wang X , Liu H , Sun H , Shi B , |
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Indoor microbiota in severely moisture damaged homes and the impact of interventions. ✅
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Microbiome (Microbiome ) Vol: 5 Issue 1 Pages: 138 Pub: 2017 Oct 13 Epub: 2017 Oct 13 Authors Jayaprakash B , Adams RI , Kirjavainen P , Karvonen A , Vepsäläinen A , Valkonen M , Järvi K , Sulyok M , Pekkanen J , Hyvärinen A , Täubel M , |
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Oat bran and wheat bran impact net energy by shaping microbial communities and fermentation products in pigs fed diets with or without xylanase. ✅
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Journal of animal science and biotechnology (J Anim Sci Biotechnol ) Vol: 11 Issue Pages: 99 Pub: 2020 Epub: 2020 Oct 8 Authors Lyu Z , Wang L , Wang J , Wang Z , Zhang S , Wang J , Cheng J , Lai C , |
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Isolation of wheat bran-colonizing and metabolizing species from the human fecal microbiota. ✅
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PeerJ (PeerJ ) Vol: 7 Issue Pages: e6293 Pub: 2019 Epub: 2019 Jan 25 Authors De Paepe K , Verspreet J , Rezaei MN , Hidalgo Martinez S , Meysman F , Van de Walle D , Dewettinck K , Raes J , Courtin C , Van de Wiele T , |
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Inter-individual differences determine the outcome of wheat bran colonization by the human gut microbiome. ✅
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Environmental microbiology (Environ Microbiol ) Vol: 19 Issue 8 Pages: 3251-3267 Pub: 2017 Aug Epub: 2017 Jul 21 Authors De Paepe K , Kerckhof FM , Verspreet J , Courtin CM , Van de Wiele T , |
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Gastrointestinal microbiota and metabolites responses to dietary cereal grains in an adult pig model. ✅
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Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 15 Issue Pages: 1442077 Pub: 2024 Epub: 2024 Sep 17 Authors Feng G , Deng M , Li R , Hou G , Ouyang Q , Jiang X , Liu X , Tang H , Chen F , Pu S , Wan D , Yin Y , |
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Gastrointestinal microbiota and metabolites responses to dietary cereal grains in an adult pig model. ✅
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Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 15 Issue Pages: 1442077 Pub: 2024 Epub: 2024 Sep 17 Authors Feng G , Deng M , Li R , Hou G , Ouyang Q , Jiang X , Liu X , Tang H , Chen F , Pu S , Wan D , Yin Y , |
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Gastrointestinal microbiota and metabolites responses to dietary cereal grains in an adult pig model. ✅
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Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 15 Issue Pages: 1442077 Pub: 2024 Epub: 2024 Sep 17 Authors Feng G , Deng M , Li R , Hou G , Ouyang Q , Jiang X , Liu X , Tang H , Chen F , Pu S , Wan D , Yin Y , |
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Consumption of Wheat Peptides Improves Functional Constipation: A Translational Study in Humans and Mice. ✅
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Molecular nutrition & food research (Mol Nutr Food Res ) Vol: 66 Issue 19 Pages: e2200313 Pub: 2022 Oct Epub: 2022 Aug 9 Authors Wang Q , Shen F , Zhang J , Cai H , Pan Y , Sun T , Gong Y , Du J , Zhong H , Feng F , |
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