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Cross-Feeding

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Karen Pendergrass

Revised “Acetate → Butyrate Conversion”: now reads “generate acetate from dietary fiber. - butyrate producers (faecalibacterium prausnitzii, roseburia, Eubacterium) convert”.

Revised “Acetate → Butyrate Conversion”: changed “generate acetate from dietary fiber. - Butyrate producers (faecalibacterium prausnitzii, roseburia, Eubacterium) convert” to “generate acetate from dietary fiber. - butyrate producers (faecalibacterium prausnitzii, roseburia, Eubacterium) convert”.

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WikiBiome Deploy Bot

Created “Cross-Feeding”: Cross-feeding (syntrophy) is the metabolic cooperation in which one organism's waste product becomes another's substrate. It is the cooperative counterpart to competitive exclusion — rather than…

Created “Cross-Feeding”: Cross-feeding (syntrophy) is the metabolic cooperation in which one organism's waste product becomes another's substrate. It is the cooperative counterpart to competitive exclusion — rather than… Published sections: Overview; Acetate → Butyrate Conversion; Lactate → Butyrate Conversion; Metal Cross-Feeding; Why Cross-Feeding Matters; Cross-References.

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