Associations Between Relative Abundances of Fatty Acids in Human Milk and Bacterial Genera in Infant Feces and Saliva

Sharon DeChenne; Colton Biedenbach; Janae M Carrothers; Jennell Johnson; Kimberly A Lackey; Mara A York; Mark A McGuire; Michelle K McGuire; Janet E Williams

doi:10.1016/j.cdnut.2025.107135

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Associations Between Relative Abundances of Fatty Acids in Human Milk and Bacterial Genera in Infant Feces and Saliva

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Associations Between Relative Abundances of Fatty Acids in Human Milk and Bacterial Genera in Infant Feces and Saliva

Sharon DeChenne, Colton Biedenbach, Janae M Carrothers, Jennell Johnson, Kimberly A Lackey, Mara A York, Mark A McGuire, Michelle K McGuire and Janet E Williams

Current developments in nutrition, Vol.9, p.459

05/2025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cdnut.2025.107135

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Title: Associations Between Relative Abundances of Fatty Acids in Human Milk and Bacterial Genera in Infant Feces and Saliva
Creators: Sharon DeChenne - University of Idaho, United States
Colton Biedenbach - University of Idaho, United States
Janae M Carrothers - Washington State University
Jennell Johnson - University of Idaho, United States
Kimberly A Lackey - University of Idaho
Mara A York - Washington State University
Mark A McGuire - University of Idaho
Michelle K McGuire - University of Idaho
Janet E Williams - University of Idaho
Publication Details: Current developments in nutrition, Vol.9, p.459
Publisher: Elsevier
Identifiers: 996805196201851
Academic Unit: Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences; Institute for Modeling Collaboration and Innovation; Animal, Veterinary, and Food Sciences; Initiative for Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Studies; Institute for Health in the Human Ecosystem; Idaho Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article