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Summary Gut microbes (currently unknown members) are affected by Apple pomace's N/A.
Gut
Apple pomace (PubChem CID: 135278670)
unknown
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are affected by N/A
Apple dietary fibers isolated from pomace extraction juices, produced by enzymic liquefaction, affects intestinal fermentation through the modulation of the intestinal microbiota. Both juice colloids and alcohol-insoluble substance (AIS) increased the cecal biomass in rats and lowered luminal pH values through increasing the concentration of short-chain fatty acids (SCFA), which suggests good fermentability of apple substrates by the gut microbiota. Changes in cecal microbiota due to apple DF were restricted to the Eubacterium rectale cluster (AIS; P<0.05) and in faeces to the Bacteroidaceae (juice colloids and AIS; P<0.05).

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