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Tove Fall is a professor of molecular epidemiology at the Department of
Molecular Epidemiology Medicine, Uppsala University, Sweden.
There is a strong link
between bacteria living in the gut and the level of small molecules in the blood called metabolites.
A team of scientists coordinated by Uppsala University and Lund University have found a strong link
between certain bacteria that live in the gut and small molecules in the blood.
"Early studies have shown that large bacterial communities in our digestive system produce a variety of molecules that have the potential to enter the bloodstream and affect our health
.
Recent technological advances have been able to perform large-scale depth characterization of bacterial communities in biological samples
.
"The gut microbiome is a separate universe, and we're just beginning to understand how human hosts and bacterial communities affect each other
.
The scientific team believes that the breadth of the findings may spark interest from
other international groups concerned about gut flora and host interactions.
"The large sample containing high-quality data allowed us to identify many new associations
.
An online atlas of human plasma metabolite signatures of gut microbiome composition
