Keywords: trimethylamine N-oxide, TMAO, atrial fibrillation Introduction Growing evidence indicated that gut microbiota-associated mechanisms play a pivotal role in the pathogenesis of many different complex human diseases
(1999) and Trabesinger and Boesiger (2001), who recorded a few limitations to the application of this method, a lack of distinction between reduced and oxidized glutathione, problems with its application in a clinical laboratory, it not being fully accessible, and complicated conditions for measurements (Pastore et al
Fogacci F, Di Micoli V, Sabouret P, Giovannini M, Cicero AFG
LBP was the only plasma marker consistently correlated with in vivo permeability measurement in both participants with healthy and higher body weight, showing a variation according to the group studied, from r = 0.423 in those with a healthy body weight up to r = 0.813 in the cohort with obesity [61]