Low production of 12Α-hydroxylated bile acids prevents hepatic steatosis in mice with a human-like bile acid pool by reducing fat absorption
Anna Palmiotti(Yale University), Folkert Kuipers(University Medical Center Groningen), Jan Freak de Boer(University Medical Center Groningen), Martijn Koehorst(University Medical Center Groningen), Henkjan J. Verkade(University Medical Center Groningen), Y. Zhang(University of Science and Technology of China), Milaine V. Hovingh(University Medical Center Groningen), H. de Vries(University Medical Center Groningen), R. Li(University Medical Center Groningen), Vincent W. Bloks(University Medical Center Groningen), Nanno H. Mulder(University Medical Center Groningen), Kim Kats(University Medical Center Groningen)
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