Suitability of a batch in vitro fermentation model using human faecal microbiota for prediction of conversion of flaxseed lignans to enterolactone with reference to an in vivo rat model

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A.-M. Aura
S. Oikarinen
M. Mutanen
S.-M. Heinonen
H. C. T. Adlercreutz
H. Virtanen
K. S. Poutanen
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[1] VTT Biotechnology,Dept. of Applied Chemistry and Microbiology
[2] Division of Nutrition University of Helsinki,Division of Clinical Chemistry
[3] Biomedicum University of Helsinki,undefined
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European Journal of Nutrition | 2006年 / 45卷
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lignans; nondigestible carbohydrates; faecal fermentation; rat model;
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页数：6
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