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Fatty liver disease (MASLD) 3 associated organisms · The gut–liver axis in action: a leaky, dysbiotic gut and endotoxin exposure are increasingly tied to fat accumulation and inflammation in the liver.
Organisms associated with Fatty liver disease (MASLD)
Species
Endotoxin-producing and even alcohol-producing coliforms are enriched, feeding the gut–liver inflammatory axis.
Species
Loss of this anti-inflammatory species tracks liver-fat and fibrosis severity.
Community metric
Reduced diversity accompanies more advanced disease.
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