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Abstract
Gut bacteria can influence the host's circadian gene expression through direct interactions and metabolites.
- Microbiota may affect circadian rhythms by interacting with immunoreceptors.
- Short-chain fatty acids and unconjugated bile acids are key metabolites produced by the microbiota.
- The microbiota mediates the relationship between diet and circadian rhythms.
- Diurnal variations in the microbiota's structure and function are influenced by the host and diet.
- Most findings are based on mouse models, suggesting a need for further research in human tissues.
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