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Characterization of dietary choline uptake by the gut microbiome reveals choline assimilating microbes and influences on host choline metabolism.
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Choline is an essential nutrient with diverse roles in host metabolism; however, the current understanding of its microbial fate is largely restricted to trimethylamine production. Here, we apply the BioOrthogonal-labeling, Sorting, Sequencing, and mass Spectrometry (BOSSS) workflow to map dietary choline-specific gut microbial interactions. Using an alkyne-modified choline analog (propargylcholine) in mice, we fluorescently label and flow-sort choline-assimilating gut bacteria, identifying a varied set of taxa enriched in probiotic species, including
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