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Human intervention trial data assessing the impact of cellobiose, oligofructose P95 and maltodextrin supplementation on the gut microbiome and metabolite profile
This dataset contains the underlying experimental data for a human intervention trial investigating the effects of commercial cellobiose, oligofructose P95, and maltodextrin (placebo) on the gut microbiome community, metabolite changes, and gastrointestinal habits. The data supports the findings
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