Pasteurized Akkermansia muciniphila Ameliorates Preeclampsia in Mice by Enhancing Gut Barrier Integrity, Improving Endothelial Function, and Modulating Gut Metabolic Dysregulation
Linyu Peng(Nanfang Hospital), Liping Huang(Nanfang Hospital), Yiguo Hu(Sichuan University), Wenqian Jiang(Nanfang Hospital), Ruisi Zhou(Southern Medical University), Yu Wang(Jilin Normal University), Ying Chen(Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Xinwen Wang(Frontier Environmental Technology (United States)), Zhixing Cheng(Nanfang Hospital), Xiaojing Yue(Nanfang Hospital)
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