Fecal microbiota characterization in a swine model undergoing experimental bariatric surgery sand clock with gastro-jejunal bypass
M.M.M. Martínez,
D.M.P. Berrio,
A.C. Rangél
et al.
Abstract:Bariatric surgery induces a variety of changes, including changes in the composition of the gut microbiota. The investigation evaluated the effect of the experimental gastrojejunal bypass bariatric surgery hourglass (EBSSC G-YB) on the fecal bacterial microbiota in obese Landrace pigs. Twelve six-month-old animals were used, which were supplemented with energy from 2.5 months for a period of 120 days, enough time to reach the condition. Subsequently, they were intervened with the EBSSC G-YB and the changes in … Show more
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