2yogxpupVw/GastrointestinalDiseases) Ridlon et al. 2016 Gut Microbes 7: 22–39 22:T5e2,

Several BA-derived metabolites play a role in intestinal immunity affecting IBD and CRC.
Cai et al. 2022 Cell Host & Microbe 30(3): 289-300

Elevated serum levels of hydrophobic bile acids such as CDCA and DCA have been linked to colon cancer, gallstones, and other gastrointestinal (GI) diseases
Ridlon et al. 2006 J. Lipid Res. 47: 241-259

Increased levels of secondary bile acids are associated with speciﬁc diseases of the GI system
Ridlon et al. 2016 Gut Microbes 7: 22–39

25:T4fb,Several BA [?id=2b4197ed-daf7-48a8-ba2c-27503b80869d&linkText=BA]-derived metabolites play a role in intestinal immunity [?id=94a1caec-3881-412f-9258-3a4b5dcd9d40&linkText=intestinal+immunity] affecting IBD [?id=2c6877f3-66cc-4953-9aad-8e29ddfdacc3&linkText=IBD] and CRC [?id=5a5b2fb9-5f7b-4a59-a9df-b7102c7a9e89&linkText=CRC]. Cai et al. 2022 Cell Host & Microbe 30(3): 289-300 Elevated serum levels of hydrophobic bile acids [?id=81447872-dca3

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