Tailored impact of dietary fibers on gut microbiota: a multi-omics comparison on the lean and obese microbial communities

A. Dell'Olio; W.T. Scott

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Tailored impact of dietary fibers on gut microbiota: a multi-omics comparison on the lean and obese microbial communities

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Genome-scale metabolic models of gut commensals Megaspahera MJR8396C and Bifidobacterium adolescentis ATCC 15703 and in-silico co-colture modelling to study their cooperative metabolism in the context of obesity. The folder includes the related codes to simulate monoculture and co-culture experiments in-silico and the derived results in jpeg format.

Original language	English
Publisher	Wageningen University & Research
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12665744
Publication status	Published - 16 Jul 2024

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Tailored impact of dietary fibers on gut microbiota: a multi-omics comparison on the lean and obese microbial communities
Dell’Olio, A., Scott, W. T., Taroncher-Ferrer, S., San Onofre, N., Soriano, J. M. & Rubert, J., 30 Nov 2024, In: Microbiome. 12, 22 p., 250.
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Microbial communities from lean or obese are differently shaped after apple fibres supplementation
Dell'Olio, A., Scott, W. T., Taroncher-Ferrer, S., San Onofre, N., Soriano, J. M. & Rubert, J., 16 Oct 2023, BioRxiv.
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Tailored impact of dietary fibers on gut microbiota: a multi-omics comparison on the lean and obese microbial communities

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Tailored impact of dietary fibers on gut microbiota: a multi-omics comparison on the lean and obese microbial communities

Microbial communities from lean or obese are differently shaped after apple fibres supplementation

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