External damp environment aggravates diarrhea in spleen deficiency and dampness syndrome in mice: involvement of small intestinal contents microbiota, energy metabolism, gastrointestinal and fluid functions
Donglin Yu,
Shiqin Xie,
Mingmin Guo
et al.
Abstract:ObjectivesRecent studies have increasingly demonstrated that a multiplatform water environment combined with lard gavage is an effective method for establishing a mouse model of diarrhea. However, the interactions between intestinal microorganisms and diarrhea, as well as the relationships among energy metabolism, fluid balance, and gastrointestinal function in this model, remain poorly understood.MethodsBuilding on previous research, this study aimed to optimiz and replicate a multiplatform water environment … Show more
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