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Associations between habitual diet, metabolic disease, and the gut microbiota using latent Dirichlet allocation.

Taylor A BreuningerNina WawroJakob BreuningerSandra ReitmeierThomas ClavelJulia Six-MerkerGiulia PestoniSabine RohrmannWolfgang RathmannAnnette PetersHarald GrallertChrista MeisingerDirk HallerJakob Linseisen
Published in: Microbiome (2021)
The associations between habitual diet, metabolic diseases, and microbial subgroups identified in this analysis not only expand upon current knowledge of diet-microbiota-disease relationships, but also indicate the possibility of certain microbial groups to be modulated by dietary intervention, with the potential of impacting human health. Additionally, LDA appears to be a powerful tool for interpreting latent structures of the human gut microbiota. However, the subgroups and associations observed in this analysis need to be replicated in further studies. Video abstract.
Keyphrases
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