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<b>Clostridium_butyricum</b><b> and butyrate ameliorate obesity</b>
Obesity is closely associated with gut microbial dysbiosis and chronic low-grade inflammation, yet how microbial signals orchestrate systemic immune-metabolic dysfunction remains unclear. In adiposity-prone Ningxiang pigs (NF), we observed an expansion of Gram-negative bacteria, elevate
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