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The impact of gut-derived short-chain fatty acids on diet-related transcriptional regulation in mouse intestine and liver.
Lange, Katja
(PhD candidate)
Muller, Michael
(Promotor)
Hooiveld, Guido
(Co-promotor)
Nutrition, Metabolism and Genomics
VLAG
Department of Agrotechnology and Food Sciences
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PhD
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Agriculture & Biology
large intestine
100%
dietary fiber
73%
short chain fatty acids
57%
propionates
26%
colon
25%
low carbohydrate diet
23%
fermentation
21%
butyrates
21%
microbiome
20%
inulin
17%
high fat diet
16%
diet
15%
gene expression
15%
mice
14%
genes
14%
carbohydrates
14%
transcriptome
13%
intestinal microorganisms
10%
lipids
8%
acetates
8%
process energy
6%
guar gum
6%
arabinoxylan
6%
fructooligosaccharides
6%
metabolome
6%
resistant starch
6%
Clostridium
5%
genome
5%
microarray technology
5%
microbial activity
5%
cecum
5%
multivariate analysis
5%