Akkermansia muciniphila - A gut bacterium studied for its roles in gut barrier integrity, glucose metabolism, and potential influence on appetite-regulating hormones including GLP-1
Appl Catal B Environ 48:101111
In our study, we found that the increased A plaques firstly appeared in the cortex and hippocampus of earlier 8-week ethanol exposed APP/PS1 mice (in both 2BC and IP paradigms), and no A plaque was found even after 10 weeks ethanol exposure in WT mice, suggesting that chronic ethanol exposure did not directly result in A plaques but accelerate the A deposition
This study was designed to evaluate the influences of both GSH and oxidized form (GSSG), at doses lower than 500 mg/d, on improving skin properties
Additionally, GLP-1 slows gastric emptying and promotes a feeling of fullness, decreasing appetite and food intake
Additionally, PDZK1 is proposed as a potential upstream regulator of ABCG2, impacting its function in the small intestine