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1. Changes in tryptophan metabolism after bariatric surgery. (December 2021)

Authors:: Prudencio, A.P.; Machado, N.M.; Cardinelli, C.; Ferreira, B.A.M.; Fonseca, D.C.; Sala, P.; Torrinhas, R.S.; Waitzberg, D.L.
Journal:: Clinical nutrition ESPEN
Issue:: Volume 46(2021)
Page Start:: S584
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. Fecal Bile Acid And Gut Microbiota Profile After Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass In Obese Women With Type 2 Diabetes Remission: Is There A Relationship?. (April 2023)

Authors:: Fonseca, D.C.; Aguiar Prudêncio, A.P.; Cardinelli, C.; Machado, N.M.; Alves, J.T.M.; Ferreira, B.A.M.; Sala, P.; Fernandes, G.D.R.; Torrinhas, R.; Waitzberg, D.L.
Journal:: Clinical nutrition ESPEN
Issue:: Volume 54(2023)
Page Start:: 467
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3. Folate intake and the gut folate transport gene are decreased after roux-en-y gastric bypass (rygb) in severely obese women. (December 2021)

Authors:: Ferreira, B.D.A.M.; Fonseca, D.; Sala, P.; Machado, N.; Cardinelli, C.; Prudêncio, A.; Torrinhas, R.; Waitzberg, D.
Journal:: Clinical nutrition ESPEN
Issue:: Volume 46(2021)
Page Start:: S562
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4. Increased Fecal Serotonin After Gastric Bypass Is Unrelated To Tryptophan Intake. (April 2023)

Authors:: Prudencio, A.P.; Fonseca, D.C.; Cardinelli, C.; Machado, N.M.; Ferreira, B.; Sala, P.; Alves, J.T.; Torrinhas, R.S.; Waitzberg, D.L.
Journal:: Clinical nutrition ESPEN
Issue:: Volume 54(2023)
Page Start:: 614
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5. SUN-PO281: Increased Plasma Conjugated Chenodeoxycholic Acid: A Possible Key-Mediator of Type 2 Diabetes Improvement After Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass. (September 2019)

Authors:: Mendonça Machado, N.; Torrinhas, R.S.; Sala, P.; Cardinelli, C.; Ravacci, G.; Santo, M.A.; Linetzky Waitzberg, D.
Journal:: Clinical nutrition
Issue:: Volume 38(2019)Supplement 1
Page Start:: S163
Record Type:: Journal Article
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