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Karen Pendergrass

Revised “Cross-References”: now reads “dual role in tumor microenvironment - microbiome-derived metabolites -- broader metabolite framework -”.

Revised “Cross-References”: changed “dual role in tumor microenvironment - microbiome derived metabolites -- broader metabolite framework -” to “dual role in tumor microenvironment - microbiome-derived metabolites -- broader metabolite framework -”.

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WikiBiome Deploy Bot

Added references: jiang-2023-gut-microbiome-metabolites-graves; alhilli-2025-dietary-fat-gut-microbiome-ovarian-cancer-mouse; almeida-2023-gut-microbiota-cardiovascular-axis; sipos-2021-microbiome-ovarian-cancer-oncobiosis-review;…

Added references: jiang-2023-gut-microbiome-metabolites-graves; alhilli-2025-dietary-fat-gut-microbiome-ovarian-cancer-mouse; almeida-2023-gut-microbiota-cardiovascular-axis; sipos-2021-microbiome-ovarian-cancer-oncobiosis-review; poisson-2015-metabolomic-platinum-resistance-ovarian-cancer; nishiwaki-2024-meta-analysis-shotgun-parkinsons-riboflavin-biotin.

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WikiBiome Deploy Bot

Created “Polyamines”: Polyamines -- putrescine, spermidine, spermine, and cadaverine -- are small polycationic molecules produced by both the host and the gut microbiome. They regulate cell growth, differentiation,…

Created “Polyamines”: Polyamines -- putrescine, spermidine, spermine, and cadaverine -- are small polycationic molecules produced by both the host and the gut microbiome. They regulate cell growth, differentiation,… Published sections: Polyamines; The Major Polyamines; Microbial Polyamine Production; Cardioprotective Effects; Anti-Inflammatory and Neuroprotective; Cancer -- Context-Dependent; Metal Connections; Open Questions; Cross-References.

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