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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>===Microorganisms===<br />
The [[human microbiota|microbiota]] – all the [[microorganism]]s in the body, can contribute to atherosclerosis in many ways: modulation of the [[immune system]], changes in [[metabolism]], processing of nutrients and production of certain metabolites that can get into blood circulation. One such metabolite, produced by [[gut flora|gut bacteria]], is [[trimethylamine N-oxide]] (TMAO). Its levels have been associated with atherosclerosis in human studies and animal research suggest that there can be a causal relation. An association between the bacterial genes encoding trimethylamine lyases — the [[enzyme]]s involved in TMAO generation — and atherosclerosis has been noted.</div>FuzzyBot