CellWell record HH-19360
Dietary anthocyanins alleviate age-dependent hepatic steatosis by expanding Limosilactobacillus reuteri and modulating gut microbiota-bile acid-hepatic FXR signaling
Chen S; Wan C; Yu C; Shen T; Zhang H; Xiao J; You Y; Shen X; Li J; Ling W; Huang R; Xue H; Chen X
Hepatology (Baltimore, Md.) ยท 2026
In plain language
In 18-month-old mice, dietary cyanidin-3-O-glucoside reduced liver fat accumulation and, by transcriptomic analysis, shifted hepatic gene expression through bile-acid FXR signaling, an animal-level nutrigenomic effect on age-related fatty liver.
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