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Abstract
Certain gut microbiota members may act as microbial oscillators that regulate host circadian rhythms and metabolism.
- Microbial oscillators respond to dietary cues, influencing both circadian and metabolic processes in the host.
- Plant-based, low-fat diets promote the abundance of these microbial oscillators, while Western diets diminish their presence.
- Diet-induced changes in microbial oscillators can impact host metabolic functions and circadian clock regulation.
- Various factors, including genetics, environment, diet, sex, and gut immunity, influence the composition and behavior of microbial oscillators.
- The unique role of gut microbiota in regulating metabolism and circadian rhythms suggests potential for new diagnostics and treatments.
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