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The highest median concentrations for individual analytes in each family were for enterolactone (298 [micro]g/L), monoethylphthalate (MEP; 83. Concentrations of enterolactone were significantly lower in those who had used oral antimicrobials up to 12-16 months before serum sampling, than in non-users; the concentration was associated with the number of treatments and the time from the last treatment. Rye lignans are efficiently converted to the mammalian lignan enterolactone in the fermentation by intestinal bacteria in the colon. |
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