Abstract
Alterations in the composition of gut microbiota--known as dysbiosis--has been proposed to contribute to the development of obesity, thereby supporting the potential interest of nutrients targeting the gut with beneficial effect for host adiposity. We test the ability of a specific concentrate of water-extractable high molecular weight arabinoxylans (AX) from...
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Male , BACTERIAL COMMUNITY , Subcutaneous Fat - drug effects, metabolism , Gene Expression Regulation - drug effects , Mice , Biological Markers - metabolism , Bacteroides , Linoleic Acids, Conjugated , Linoleic Acids, Conjugated - metabolism , Prevotella - physiology , Cholesterol - blood , Bifidobacterium - physiology , INSULIN-RESISTANCE , INTESTINAL BACTERIA , GUT MICROBIOTA , Q , R , CONJUGATED LINOLEIC-ACID , Science General , HEALTH-BENEFITS , Intestines , ADIPOSE-TISSUE , Cholesterol , Diet - adverse effects , Medicine , Research Article , Science , Triticum - chemistry , LIPID-METABOLISM , Dietary Fats - adverse effects , Animals , Obesity , Intestines - drug effects, microbiology , Xylans - chemistry, pharmacology, therapeutic use , Body Weight , Bacteroides - physiology , IN-VITRO , Dietary Fats , Bacterial Load , Metagenome - drug effects, physiology , Obesity - diet therapy, etiology, metabolism, microbiology , Diet , Mice, Inbred C57BL , Molecular Weight , Body Weight - drug effects , Prebiotics , Bacterial Load - drug effects , Gene Expression Regulation , Metagenome , GLUCOSE-TOLERANCE , Bifidobacterium , Insulin Resistance , Biomarkers