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Fecal Butyrate and Deoxycholic Acid Concentrations Correlate With Mortality in Patients With Liver Disease. PCB0C53AB7

6 studies · 1,334 curated samples · 684 distinct subject identifiers · 3 shared papers. Grouping rule: shared own-data paper.

Age categories

Countries

1,334

Health conditions

liver_disease Liver disease (cirrhosis	972
other_disease Other disease / condition	196
other_infection Other infection (HIV	71
transplant_or_immunocompromised Transplant / immunocompromised (HSCT	48
healthy_control Healthy / control	47

Studies

study	title	samples	source
PRJNA912122	Lactulose-mediated Bifidobacteria expansion promotes a beneficial fecal metabolite profile that is associated with exclusion of antibiotic-resistant pathogens and improved outcomes in advanced liver disease	850	gut_all_v1
PRJNA1134172	Fecal metabolite profiling identifies critically ill patients with increased 30-day mortality risk	196	gut_all_v1
PRJNA1184735	Fecal butyrate and deoxycholic acid concentrations correlate with mortality in hospitalized patients with liver disease	122	gut_all_v1
PRJNA842425	Alterations of the Microbiome During Critical Illness with short and long term clinical outcomes	71	gut_all_v1
PRJNA845905	Donor Specific Antibodies and the Microbiome in Heart Transplant Patients	48	gut_all_v1
PRJNA838648	Healthy Human Stool Donors from Duchossois Family Institute at University of Chicago	47	gut_all_v1

Bifidobacteria metabolize lactulose to optimize gut metabolites and prevent systemic infection in patients with liver disease. — PMID 37845315 · PMC11059310 · doi · studies: PRJNA838648, PRJNA912122
Fecal Butyrate and Deoxycholic Acid Concentrations Correlate With Mortality in Patients With Liver Disease. — PMID 40574876 · PMC12197998 · doi · studies: PRJNA1134172, PRJNA1184735, PRJNA838648, PRJNA842425, PRJNA912122
The intestinal microbiota impacts nutritional immunity and resistance to <i>Acinetobacter baumannii</i> pneumonia. — PMID 42012958 · PMC13123906 · doi · studies: PRJNA1134172, PRJNA838648, PRJNA845905