Human derived Gut Microbiota Modulates Colonic Secretion in Mice by Regulating 5‐HT <sub>3</sub> Receptor Expression
Yogesh Bhattarai(Takeda (United States)), Purna Kashyap(Mayo Clinic), John F. Rainey(Mayo Clinic), David R. Linden(University of Vermont), Bradley A. Schmidt(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Gianrico Farrugia(Mayo Clinic), Eric D. Larson(University of Colorado Denver), Aurther Beyder(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Madhusudhan Grover(Mayo Clinic in Arizona)
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