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A study from UT Southwestern identifies a protein in the gut linked to weight gain.
Dr. Lora Hooper and her colleagues found that the body’s metabolic rhythm is determined by gut bacteria: microbes activate the protein histone deacetylase 3 (HDAC3), which then interacts with the body’s metabolism to adjust fat absorption. The more fat consumed, the more HDAC3 tells the body to absorb this fat, which can lead to obesity.
MIT researchers recommend a new conceptual framework for stool donor selection.
To decrease the number of false-negative outcomes in fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) trials, Dr. Eric J. Alm and colleagues propose a more rational approach for selection strategies.
Scientists believe there is a link between childhood obesity and gut bacteria.
After reviewing studies from the past decade, Dr. Hariom Yadav and his colleagues at Wake Forest Baptist Health published new information to support their theory that certain microbes in the gut can cause childhood obesity.
Today at ACG 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting
We’re excited to be part of the American College of Gastroenterology 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting. Come see us at booth 1520 and learn how we’re transforming care and improving patient outcomes through our GI partnerships focused on clinical trials and delivering new science at the point of care. At the ACG 2019 Annual Scientific Meeting, let’s discuss how we can ...