Su1941 - small Intestinal Microbiome Associated Physiological Changes in the Gastrointestinal Tract are Seen with Shift to Low Fiber, High Sugar Diet
George Saffouri(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Purna Kashyap(Mayo Clinic), Jonathan Bery, Heather Lekatz(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Eric Battaglioli(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Robin Patel(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Yogesh Bhattarai(Takeda (United States)), Gianrico Farrugia(Mayo Clinic), Robin Shields‐Cutler(University of Minnesota), Dan Knights(University of Minnesota System), Janice Cho(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Audrey N. Schuetz(Mayo Clinic), Madhusudan Grover(Mayo Clinic)
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