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Won Kim,David S. Reiner,Don S. BatoryA are the C2-5 organic fatty acids, also called the volatile fatty acids (VFA), which include acetate, propionate and butyrate. Colonic intraluminal levels of butyrate may play a role in the pathogenesis of a variety of diseases of the large intestine. This chapter reviews the production, absorption

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S. Homma,K. Sano,H. Matsuda,N. Ogita minerals and reduce mineral availability. We hypothesize that although some fibers may bind minerals in the small intestine, fermentation of the fiber in the colon releases the bound minerals which then are absorbed in the presence of the product of fermentation, short chain fatty acid (SCFA). Thus

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