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Effects of probiotics on gut microbiota: mechanisms of intestinal immunomodulation and neuromodulation

Hemarajata et al., 2013

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15820647343419325739
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Hemarajata P
Versalovic J
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Therapeutic advances in gastroenterology

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Recent explorations of the human gut microbiota suggest that perturbations of microbial communities may increase predisposition to different disease phenotypes. Dietary nutrients may be converted into metabolites by intestinal microbes that serve as biologically active …
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