Ruthenibacterium lactatiformans

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Interventions

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Maltose

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1 study

Maltose decreases ruthenibacterium lactatiformans in humans.
“R. lactatiformans abundance negatively correlated with dietary maltose intake (P < 0.05).”
Humansn = 180
Gut microbial signatures for aging-related sarcopenia and dietary links among community-dwelling old-old adults: A metagenomic study
Experimental gerontology6 May 2026

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Sarcopenia

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Ruthenibacterium lactatiformans are associated with sarcopenia in humans.
“Ruthenibacterium lactatiformans and Catenibacillus scindens”
Humanscommunity-dwellingn = 180
Gut microbial signatures for aging-related sarcopenia and dietary links among community-dwelling old-old adults: A metagenomic study
Experimental gerontology6 May 2026

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Experimental Gerontology9 May

Gut microbial signatures for aging-related sarcopenia and dietary links among community-dwelling old-old adults: A metagenomic study

Cross-sectional study of 180 peopleSarcopenia