… peroxisomes in humans has come from studies on a rare genetic disease in humans called
the … We will first concentrate on metabolites generated by peroxisomes which are ligands for …

… metabolites and conversion of small molecules into secondary metabolites, also called “specialized
metabolites… Products of bacterial metabolism are believed to modulate human health …

… Systemically, metabolites can translocate the … transport and directly influence organ function
or disease in distal tissues. Lastly, groups of microorganisms can produce metabolites that …

… defined human disease. Majorphysiological functions of ABC transporters include the transport
… The authors speculate thatAbcg2 exports an endogenous metabolite capable of inducing …

… that contribute to human metabolism and supply intestinal metabolites, whose production is
… produce metabolites from undigested protein fermentation. Microbioal protein metabolites …

… are connected to human health and disease. Rather than … the intracellular concentration of
key metabolites. Each chapter … , both in the mitochondrial electron transport chain involved in …

… Choline is involved in methyl group metabolism and lipid transport and is a component of a
… ciated with disease states such as atherosclerosis, cancer, and inflammation. Metabolites of …

… transport and signaling and other functions of lactate/lactylation in several pathophysiological
processes and in specific diseases… enters mitochondria and is metabolized through the …

… an important influence upon many aspects of human health. Metabolites formed by the gut
microbiota are … the links between diet, gut microbial activity and metabolites relevant to health. …

… Metabolites produced by the host and microbiota play a crucial role in how human bodies
develop and remain healthy. Most of these metabolites are produced by microbiota and hosts …