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Richard U. Eboka

Emory University - Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

Atlanta, GA 30322

United States

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Gut Resident Lactobacilli Activate Hepatic Nrf2 and Protect Against Oxidative Liver Injury

Number of pages: 37 Posted: 30 Sep 2019
Bejan Jon Saeedi, Ken H. Liu, Sarah Hunter-Chang, Mary C. Camacho, Richard U. Eboka, Joshua A. Owens, Brian S. Robinson, Bindu Chandrasekharan, Nusaiba F. Baker, Trevor M. Darby, Rheinallt M. Jones, Dean P. Jones and Andrew S. Neish
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Lactobacillus, hepatotoxicity, 5-methoxyindoleacetic acidl, NRF2, microbiome