Acute Ethanol Exposure Models and Gut Health
Corresponding Organization : Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
Variable analysis
- Single oral gavage of ethanol (5 gm/kg body weight) or maltose
- Clindamycin subcutaneously (1.4 mg/kg body weight) for 3 days
- Tributyrin (100 μL; 2.5 mM) or normal saline (100 μL) three days prior to the ethanol gavage
- Tributyrin (5 mM) or normal saline in the oral ethanol gavage
- Systemic effect of ethanol after 6 h of ingestion
- Intestinal sections (jejunum, cecum)
- Fecal pellets from the proximal colon
- Mice were randomized to receive treatments
- Positive control: Maltose gavage
- Negative control: Normal saline gavage to control the element of stress-related microbiome changes
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