… this study, is that bacterial proteins may act directly on appetite-controlling pathways locally
in the gut or via the circulation. In fact, several bacterial proteins have been shown to display …

… coli proteins 2 h after onset of the stationary phase … that nutrient-induced bacterial growth
dynamics in the gut correspond temporally to the activation of the intestinal satiety pathways, …

… such as Escherichia coli to duplicate after provision of nutrients. … coli proteins activate host
satiety pathways following … might activate enteroendocrine cells following nutrient- induced …

… of regular nutrient-induced E.coli growth is relevant to gut … proteins may physiologically
link gut E.coli to host control of … -term effects on satiation, associated with nutrient-induced …

… for processing indigestible food materials after most nutrients are … Effect of the Wnt/β-catenin
signaling pathway in intestinal … that high-protein diets provide higher satiety levels than other …

… with decreased circulating satiety hormones and increased … and appetite are tested after
prebiotics or probiotics interventions … that insulin-related signaling pathways are associated with …

… , a satiety hormone) 20 minutes after infusion. In contrast, infusion of … in circulating satiety
hormones. Intraperitoneal injection of … not only feed the host but also feed the gut microbes, and …

… , including proteins, may constitutively activate the intestinal satiety pathways after
nutrient-induced bacterial multiplication [17]. … coli proteins activate host satiety pathways following …

… and thereby activate specific signaling pathways in the host. They … coli can regulate the
host's satiety via its bacterial proteins, the abundance of which is associated with nutrient-induced …