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Recently, the team of Professor Sheng Jun and Professor Tian Yang of Yunnan Agricultural University published an online cover paper "Short-chain fatty acids produced by Ruminococcaceae mediates α -Linolenic acid promote intestinal stem " in the international authoritative journal Molecular Nutrition & Food Research (IF=5.
Intestinal epithelium is the fastest renewal tissue in adult mammals, and it plays an important role in nutrient absorption, hormone release, and immune barrier function
Intestinal microbes play a key role in regulating the homeostasis and integrity of the intestine, and shaping the various morphological and functional characteristics of different intestinal regions and different intestinal cell subgroups
The study found that ALA promotes the proliferation of ISCs by activating the Wnt/ β- catenin signaling pathway, which in turn promotes the growth of the small intestine and villi of mice
Sheng Jun, PhD, Professor, PhD supervisor
Tian Yang, PhD, Professor, PhD supervisor
The article, author's introduction and pictures are from the Food and Medicine Homologous Functional Food Team of Yunnan Agricultural University.
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