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Speaker | Makala Moore
Affiliation | UNC – Chapel Hill, USA
Gut metabolomic changes during pregnancy reveal the importance of GI region in sample collection
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Quantify the impact | Microbiome
Studies of gastrointestinal physiology and the gut microbiome often consider the influence of intestinal region on experimental endpoints. However, this same consideration is not often applied to the gut metabolome. Understanding the contribution of gut regionality may be critically important to the rapidly changing metabolic environments, such as during pregnancy.
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