teropathy), which is induced by certain [nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)](brain://Gr_NoAZZ_EOgyeI6dBhqiw/CyclooxygenaseInhibitorsNonsteroidalAntiinflammatoryDrugsNSAIDs) such as [Ketoprofen](brain://FIOK2BXIpkmv9gX5oNFPvg/Ketoprofen) Saitta et al. 2014 Xenobiotica 44: 28-35 see also: [Beta-glucuronidases & Xenobiotics biodegradation / Drug metabolism](brain://5Gh_ZNR-q02Z_czBHhwCHg/BetaglucuronidasesXenobioticsBiodegradationDrugMetabolism) [Drugs / Medications & Gut microbiota](brain://ZBGW_qogUk-yMxtDB0eAng/DrugsMedicationsGutMicrobiota) [Enteropathy & Ketoprofen](brain://BPIK658pX0qwYnhgrq2Bcg/EnteropathyKetoprofen) [Enteropathy & Cyclooxygenase inhibitors / Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)](brain://L71pBAbd6UWlFV3JMXfaTg/EnteropathyCyclooxygenaseInhibitorsNonsteroidalAntiinflammatoryDr) 21:T575,

The inhibition of bacterial beta-glucuronidase plays a protective role in mice against enteropathy, which is induced by certain nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as Ketoprofen
Saitta et al. 2014 Xenobiotica 44: 28-35

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