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Let's Chew the Fat: The Lipidome in Intestinal Health and Disease
Date
May 5, 2025
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Don't miss the opportunity to access the latest research and discoveries in the field of digestive diseases. DDW On Demand is a valuable and convenient way to enhance your knowledge and skills in digestive disease care…
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Lipids are a key component of intestinal homeostasis, including roles in energy storage, as source of energy, as essential component of the cell membrane, and as chemical messengers. This session will explore the role of lipids in mediating intestinal health and diseases such as colitis and tumorigenesis. Regulation of lipid absorption, metabolism, and storage by the gut microbiota and potential therapeutic targeting of these lipid processes will also be discussed.
Lipids are a key component of intestinal homeostasis, including roles in energy storage, as source of energy, as essential component of the cell membrane, and as chemical messengers. This session will explore the role of lipids in mediating intestinal health and diseases such as colitis and tumorigenesis. Regulation of lipid absorption, metabolism, and storage by the gut microbiota and potential therapeutic targeting of these lipid processes will also be discussed.
Moderators
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus School of Medicine
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