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National Agricultural Library
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  1. B. SUBTILIS AS A PROBIOTIC AND ITS ROLE IN INTESTINAL COLONIZATION BY PATHOGENIC FUNGI C. ALBICANS - IMPLICATIONS FOR INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE

  2. CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROBIOTA-DERIVED POLYMETHOXYFLAVONE METABOLITES AND THEIR ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTIONS IN THE COLON

  3. Contribution of phytochemicals to gut symbiont colonization and synthesis of immunomodulatory sphingolipids

  4. DIETARY FLAVONOIDS-MICROBIOTA-AH RECEPTOR INTERACTIONS IN THE GUT

  5. EXPLORATORY PILOT STUDIES TO DEMONSTRATE MECHANISMS OF PREVENTING ANTIBIOTIC-ASSOCIATED DIARRHEA AND THE ROLE FOR PROBIOTICS

  6. FENUGREEK; GUT MICROBIOTA; AND RESILIENCY TO WESTERN DIET

  7. FLAXSEED EFFECTS ON GUT MICROBIAL METABOLISM AND CIRCULATING INFLAMMATION-RELATED METABOLIC PROFILES IN AFRICAN AMERICAN AND NON-HISPANIC WHITE WOMEN

  8. GUT-BRAIN AXIS: FUNCTIONAL LINK BETWEEN MICROBIAL METABOLITES AND NEUROGENIC HYPERTENSION

  9. MOLECULAR MECHANISMS THAT SHAPE MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES

  10. SYSTEMS BIOLOGY OF MICROBE-MEDIATED GLUCOSINOLATE BIOCONVERSION IN INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE