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Effects of imbalanced gut microbial on mice with type a hepatic encephalopathy through the gut-liver-brain axis

Xiao-Ya Yang Jiayuan Huang Lei Wu Tian-Yu Xu Guoqiao Quan Yuan-Ge Li Tao Liu Ling-Ping Kong Xing-Xiang He Zhao-Ming Liu Wenrui Xie
Aug 2026 · Metabolic brain disease · Vol 41 · 0 citations · 56 references
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Gut microbiota disorder aggravates lesions in thioacetamide-induced type A hepatic encephalopathy mice, leading to a decline in the survival curve, accompanied by behavioral, biochemical, and pathological changes, as as decreased Rikenellaceae levels.

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