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| Increases Bacteroidales - : Outer Layers of Triticum aestivum {Wheat Bran} |
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Dietary Supplementation With Fine-Grinding Wheat Bran Improves Lipid Metabolism and Inflammatory Response via Modulating the Gut Microbiota Structure in Pregnant Sow. Frontiers in microbiology (Front Microbiol ) Vol: 13 Issue Pages: 835950 Pub: 2022 Epub: 2022 Mar 24 Authors Wang Z , Chen Y , Wang W , Huang C , Hu Y , Johnston L , Wang F , Html Article Publication |
| Increases Bacteroidales - : Outer Layers of Triticum aestivum {Wheat Bran} |
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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. 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 , Html Article Publication |
| Increases Bacteroidales - : Outer Layers of Triticum aestivum {Wheat Bran} |
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Isolation of wheat bran-colonizing and metabolizing species from the human fecal microbiota. 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 , Html Article Publication |
| Increases Bacteroidales - : Outer Layers of Triticum aestivum {Wheat Bran} |
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Comparison of populations of human faecal bacteria before and after in vitro incubation with plant cell wall substrates. The Journal of applied bacteriology (J Appl Bacteriol ) Vol: 62 Issue 3 Pages: 231-40 Pub: 1987 Mar Epub: Authors Slade AP , Wyatt GM , Bayliss CE , Waites WM , |
| Decreases Bacteroidales - : Outer Layers of Triticum aestivum {Wheat Bran} |
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Wheat bran oil ameliorates high-fat diet-induced obesity in rats with alterations in gut microbiota and liver metabolite profile. Nutrition & metabolism (Nutr Metab (Lond) ) Vol: 21 Issue 1 Pages: 84 Pub: 2024 Oct 25 Epub: 2024 Oct 25 Authors Yan H , Kuerbanjiang M , Muheyati D , Yang Z , Han J , Html Article Publication |
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