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Andrew Oliver

Marblehead, Naples
As seen in: Frontiers, Taylor & Francis Online, ZDNet, GamesIndustry.biz, Marblehead Reporter, American Society for Microbiology (ASM), Le Monde Informatique, Independent Living, Personal Excellence Essentials
I'm a Realtor and Market Analyst for the Feins Group at Compass Realty in Naples and Team Harborside in Massachusetts
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High dietary B 12 is associated with reduced gut microbial B 12 biosynthesis capacity and lower fecal short-chain fatty acids in healthy United States adults

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By Margaret Hilliard, Andrew Oliver, Stephanie Wilson Verified
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Vitamin B12 is acquired through the consumption of animal-source foods and supplements. In animal models, interventions with B12 and/or methionine influence fecal short-chain fatty acid (SCFA) concentration. Yet the relevance of dietary B12 to microbially produced SCFAs in humans is unknown. This study determined associations between dietary B12 and the gut microbiome in a deeply phenotyped cohort of healthy U.S. adults.
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“Under the influence” is a police matter

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By Andrew Oliver
| andrewjackson.co.uk
Back To Articles Under the influence is a police matter, but initial detention can be by any designated marine official. In his latest article, Andrew Oliver, a senior partner in our Marine and Commercial Fisheries Team, provides advice on an issue that all too sadly is becoming more of a frequent problem across the fishing industry.
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Processing and storage methods affect oral and gut microbiome composition

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By Edoardo Pasolli, Deepak Chouhan, Andrew Oliver
| Frontiers
1. Introduction Assessment of oral and gut microbial communities has become prevalent in clinical studies as therapeutics targeting the microbiome are increasingly explored (Wade, 2013; Lynch and Pedersen, 2016).
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