Which of the following is NOT a benefit provided by gut microbiota? (select all that apply) enzymes that catalyze digestion of food inhibition of inflammation host tissue development synthesis of vitamins harboring of pathogens contributions to thin intestinal walls
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Enzymes that catalyze digestion of food: Yes, gut microbiota produce enzymes that help in breaking down complex food molecules. So, this is a benefit. Show more…
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