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Effects of fructooligofructoses chain length on the bifidobacteria of the human colon: a pilot study

Mendlik et al., 2012

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16096325692960348714
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Mendlik K
Albrecht J
Schnepf M
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Human gastrointestinal health may be improved by the consumption of prebiotic food ingredients such as fructooligo-fructoses. A study was initiated to determine the effect of fructooligofructoses of different chain lengths on gastrointes-tinal parameters. Nineteen …
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