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        <title>Formation of short chain fatty acids by the gut microbiota and their impact on human metabolism</title>
        <author>Douglas J. Morrison</author>
        <author>Tom Preston</author>
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          <title>Formation of short chain fatty acids by the gut microbiota and their impact on human metabolism</title>
          <date>2016</date>
          <publisher>Gut Microbes</publisher>
          <idno type="DOI">10.1080/19490976.2015.1134082</idno>
          
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        <label>short chain fatty acids as signalling molecules between the gut microbiota and human metabolism</label>
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        <label>whether short chain fatty acids are the key molecular link between diet, the microbiome and host health, and what the evidence for that actually supports</label>
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        <label>an integrated review of SCFA across gut, liver and periphery which states, as its own finding, that the field has no method to measure SCFA production in humans and that the animal doses behind its mechanisms are far above habitual human intake</label>
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        <label>SCFA produced by saccharolytic fermentation in the colon act on gut epithelium, liver and peripheral tissues along a falling concentration gradient</label>
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        <label>butyrate raises intestinal barrier integrity by increasing claudin-1 and ZO-1 expression and redistributing occludin - the tight junction proteins</label>
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        <label>in the liver propionate is gluconeogenic while acetate and butyrate are lipogenic, so the propionate:acetate ratio determines how much colonic carbon reaches lipid stores</label>
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        <label>butyrate is the preferred fuel of the colonocyte and the gut epithelium is where it is sequestered - the paper&#x27;s own reason for the steep epithelial step in the gradient</label>
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        <label>THE FIELD HAS NO METHOD TO MEASURE ITS PRIMARY VARIABLE: SCFA production cannot be measured directly in humans, and it is unclear whether stool SCFA output - what is measured instead - is a suitable proxy for luminal production</label>
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        <label>the appetite-regulation mechanism cannot be attributed to SCFA at all until such a method exists, which the authors state as a condition rather than a caveat</label>
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        <label>the human evidence is associative rather than interventional, so high-level evidence from controlled trials is largely lacking</label>
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        <label>there is insufficient evidence to inform any evidence-based clinical or public health intervention using SCFA formulations - stated in the paper&#x27;s own introduction</label>
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        <label>whether oral SCFA feeding in animals, which produces circulating concentrations far above the human normal range, is an appropriate model for human SCFA physiology requires further validation</label>
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        <label>whether SCFA play an important role in mucosal maintenance and integrity in HUMAN models is stated by the authors as urgently needing further work</label>
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        <label>dry matter intake, a livestock-nutrition unit, used to convert rodent dietary fibre loadings into a comparable human daily intake</label>
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        <label>the animal fibre dose is converted to a human-equivalent intake using national survey data before the animal findings are used</label>
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        <label>circulating SCFA concentrations in oral-feeding animal models are compared with the human normal range</label>
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        <label>the size of colonic propionate production is set against endogenous glucose production before propionate is called gluconeogenic at the whole-body level</label>
        <note>eliminates: a real but negligible flux being reported as a contributor to glucose homeostasis · outcome: held</note>
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        <label>SCFA - AS DEFINED HERE: the primary end-products of fermentation of non-digestible carbohydrate that reach the gut microbiota, and the major flow of carbon from the diet through the microbiome to the host</label>
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        <label>SCFA production - the quantity every claim in this literature is about, and the one with no method behind it in humans; STOOL SCFA OUTPUT is what is measured and its adequacy as a proxy is explicitly unsettled</label>
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        <label>the biological gradient - SCFA concentration falling from gut lumen to periphery, so `an SCFA effect` is not one quantity but a different exposure in every tissue</label>
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        <label>extends → the seminal sudden-death-victim measurements of SCFA across the gut epithelium and liver, which this review turns into a general principle about tissue exposure</label>
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        <label>propionate —distinct-from→ acetate</label>
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Audit 2026-09-28: DOUBTFUL - read against its full span and kept, but the span says the energy-harvesting hypothesis is not supported by evidence that high-fiber diets protect against weight gain; contrasted-with is loose.</note>
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        <label>SCFA production cannot be measured directly in humans and stool SCFA output, the measurement used instead, is of unestablished adequacy as a proxy for luminal production</label>
        <term>SCFA production cannot be measured directly in humans and stool SCFA output, the measurement used instead, is of unestablished adequacy as a proxy for luminal production</term>
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        <label>the animal fibre doses behind the SCFA mechanisms translate to 20.9-83.7 g/d for men, against a measured habitual UK intake of 14.7 g/d - even the lowest animal dose is a substantial increase over what people eat</label>
        <term>the animal fibre doses behind the SCFA mechanisms translate to 20.9-83.7 g/d for men, against a measured habitual UK intake of 14.7 g/d - even the lowest animal dose is a substantial increase over what people eat</term>
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        <label>A strong gradient for each SCFA from gut lumen to periphery gives differing cell and tissue exposure.</label>
        <term>A strong gradient for each SCFA from gut lumen to periphery gives differing cell and tissue exposure.</term>
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        <label>a small number of organisms - F. prausnitzii, E. rectale, E. hallii, R. bromii - are responsible for the major fraction of butyrate production</label>
        <term>a small number of organisms - F. prausnitzii, E. rectale, E. hallii, R. bromii - are responsible for the major fraction of butyrate production</term>
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        <label>the energy-harvesting explanation for obesity is not supported by human observational evidence, where high-fibre diets protect against weight gain</label>
        <term>the energy-harvesting explanation for obesity is not supported by human observational evidence, where high-fibre diets protect against weight gain</term>
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        <label>Microbiota manipulation is highly likely to affect disease risk, but probiotic studies have been far from convincing on metabolic health and weight management.</label>
        <term>Microbiota manipulation is highly likely to affect disease risk, but probiotic studies have been far from convincing on metabolic health and weight management.</term>
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        <label>the primary end-products of fermentation of non-digestible carbohydrates available to the gut microbiota, and the major flow of carbon from diet through microbiome to host</label>
        <term>short chain fatty acids (SCFA)</term>
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        <label>butyrate induces proliferation in healthy colonocytes but terminal differentiation and apoptosis in transformed cells - a dual role the field has named</label>
        <term>butyrate paradox</term>
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        <label>the proposal that SCFA contribute additional calories through fermentation in the obese, offered as an explanation for additional weight gain</label>
        <term>“energy harvesting” hypothesis</term>
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        <label>g/d, mean dietary fibre intake for UK men aged 19-64, against a 20.9-83.7 g/d animal-equivalent supplementation range</label>
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        <label>mg/kg/day of propionate for an 85 kg human, against endogenous glucose production of 2.2 mg/kg/min of which about 50% is gluconeogenic</label>
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        <label>per cent - the estimated gut-microbiota-derived share of whole-body acetate flux, with the effect of different NDCs on that share largely unknown</label>
        <term>44</term>
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        <label>per cent reduction in serum free fatty acids after rectal infusion of acetate and propionate</label>
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        <label>g/d of supplemented fibre, about 5-10% of dry matter intake, needed to induce appetite-regulation effects in the human studies that found them</label>
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        <label>normal range</label>
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