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The gut microbiota is essential for various physiological functions in the host, primarily through the metabolites it produces. To support researchers in uncovering how gut microbiota contributes to host homeostasis, we launched the gutMGene database in 2022. In this updated version, we conducted an extensive review of previous papers and incorporated new papers to extract associations among gut microbes, their metabolites, and host genes, carefully classifying these as causal or correlational. Additionally, we performed metabolic reconstructions for representative gut microbial genomes from both human and mouse. gutMGene v2.0 features an upgraded web interface, providing users with improved accessibility and functionality. This upgraded version is freely available at http://bio-computing.hrbmu.edu.cn/gutmgene. We believe that this new version will greatly advance research in the gut microbiota field by offering a comprehensive resource.
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