2.4 TMAO TMAO, a key end-product generated by gut microbiota (Anaerococcus, Clostridium, etc.) through the metabolism of dietary nutrients like choline and lecithin, and subsequently formed via catalysis by hepatic flavin-containing monooxygenases, has emerged as a crucial molecular link connecting gut dysbiosis to the initiation and progression of CRC (Jalandra et al., 2021)
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sclerotiorum effectively suppressed host cell death and ROS accumulation through secreting SsCm1 in the early infection
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