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| Field | Description |
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| name | nondigestible carbohydrates affect metabolic health and gut microbiota in overweight adults after weight loss |
| doi | https://doi.org/10.1093/jn/nxaa124 |
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| datamd5 | aac65d4e2db149a029fd6b8f1b8d1781 |
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| 721 | amnon | common obesity, overweight body mass index status, adult, scotland, gaz:00052100, feces, homo sapiens | 2028-05-23 | v4 | No | 131 |
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|---|---|
| description | |
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| num_sequences | 131 |
| region | v4 |
| flags | 0 |
| agent | calour |
| method | na |
| date | 2028-05-23 |
| username | amnon |
| private | n |
| all | obesity |
| all | overweight body mass index status |
| all | adult |
| all | scotland |
| all | gaz:00052100 |
| all | feces |
| all | homo sapiens |
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