… Obesity was found to be closely associated with the host intestinal microbiota composition
and function [4], including intestinal bacteria, such as Akkermansia, Bifidobacterium, and …

… Resistant starch type 4 (RS4) is the chemically modified … number of gut bacteria, thus have
a high specificity toward gut … (a chemically modified phosphorylated cross-linked wheat starch, …

… related probiotics to achieve a balanced microbiota in the gut. … the granules was strongly
related to granule aggregation and … for gut bacteria isolation were as follows: medium, modified …

… gut microbiota is associated with RS properties, which is reflected by the changes of
butyrate-producing bacteria … provides energy for gut microbes and improves human intestinal …

… It is the second most abundant chemical compound in the plants … of resistant starch by the
intestinal microbes in the distal gut brings about changes in the gut microbiota and metabolic …

… and drive the changes of human gut microbiota. The potential … Different RS types favor the
growth of different gut bacteria. … -linked potato starch, phosphate cross-linked tapioca starch, …

… that the obesogenic intestinal bacteria tend to overgrow in obesity development. Through
metagenomic and biochemical analyses, obesity is associated with changes in the relative …

… Attempts to leverage resistant starch as microbiome-modifying … and chloroplast organelles
of plants, forming mixtures of … on native potato starch than on cross-linked potato starch (…

… in the response of the gut flora and metabolic network to … associated with RS types. In the
future, by further analyzing the causal relationship between changes in specific intestinal flora …

… on gut and highlights its complex interactions with gut flora, … focusing on the gut microbes
degrading resistant starch (RS), a … Further studies on RS-associated gut microbes will enhance …