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Method for assessing inter-individual variability in the carbohydrate utilization potential of gut microbiota ex vivo
The microbial utilization of carbohydrates produces metabolic byproducts that are associated with health benefits, such as short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs). The rapid absorption of SCFAs by intestinal epithelial cells makes them challenging to study in vivo. Culturing methods address this limi
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