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Researcher

Jia Xu

Awards & Distinctions

15 Results

2023

Faecal metabolome responses to an altered dietary protein : carbohydrate ratio in adult dogs

Yang LyuJia XuFien VerdoodtLynn VanhaeckeLieselot HemeryckMyriam Hesta

A1 Journal Article in VETERINARY QUARTERLY

2017

The response of canine faecal microbiota to increased dietary protein is influenced by body condition

Jia XuAdronie VerbruggheMarta Ribeiro Alves LourençoAn CoolsDaisy LiuTom Van de WieleMassimo MarzoratiVenessa EeckhautFilip Van ImmerseelLynn Vanhaecke et al.

A1 Journal Article in BMC VETERINARY RESEARCH

2016

Does canine inflammatory bowel disease influence gut microbial profile and host metabolism?

Jia XuAdronie VerbruggheMarta Ribeiro Alves LourençoGeert JanssensDaisy LiuTom Van de WieleVenessa EeckhautFilip Van ImmerseelIsabel Van de MaeleYufeng Niu et al.

A1 Journal Article in BMC VETERINARY RESEARCH

2015

High-fat diet and body fat percentage at start affect inflammatory markers in beagles with normal body weight and condition

Daisy LiuMarta Ribeiro Alves LourençoJia XuTom Van de WielePatrick NguyenIain PetersRomy HeilmannMyriam Hesta

Modulation of faecal microbiota and host metabolism in canine inflammatory bowel disease and obesity

Jia XuMyriam HestaAdronie Verbrugghe

Secreted phospholipase A2 inhibitor modulates fatty acid composition and reduces obesity-induced inflammation in Beagle dogs

Jia XuH BourgeoisEva VandermeulenBruno VlaeminckEvelyne MeyerKristel DemeyereMyriam Hesta

A1 Journal Article in VETERINARY JOURNAL

2014

Circulating and intestinal inflammatory profiles of obese Beagles

Daisy LiuTom Van de WieleJia XuSylvie DaminetIngeborgh PolisPatrick NguyenIain PetersMyriam Hesta

Comparing fermentation end products and plasma acylcarnitines of lean and obese dogs

Daisy LiuTom Van de WieleJia XuBrigitte WuytsPatrick NguyenVeerle FievezMyriam Hesta

Comparing fermentation end-products and plasma acylcarnitines of lean and obese dogs

Daisy LiuTom Van de WieleJia XuBrigitte WuytsPatrick NguyenVeerle FievezMyriam Hesta

Fecal microbiota are altered and concentration of volatile fatty acids decreased in dogs with inflammatory bowel disease

Jia XuAdronie VerbruggheMarta Ribeiro Alves LourençoDaisy LiuSylvie DaminetVenessa EeckhautFilip Van ImmerseelLynn VanhaeckeTom Van de WieleYufeng Niu et al.

2013

Incubation of selected fermentable fibres with feline faecal inoculum: correlations between in vitro fermentation characteristics and end products

Kristel RochusGuido BoschLynn VanhaeckeHannelore Van de VeldeSarah DepauwJia XuVeerle FievezTom Van de WieleWouter Hendrikus HendriksGeert Janssens et al.

A1 Journal Article in ARCHIVES OF ANIMAL NUTRITION

Secreted phospholipase A2 : a potential role in canine obesity associated disorders

Jia XuHermann BourgeoisEva VandermeulenBruno VlaeminckKristel DemeyereEvelyne MeyerMyriam Hesta

The cat as a model for human obesity: insights in depot-specific inflammation associated with feline obesity

Hannelore Van de VeldeGeert JanssensHilde De RoosterIngeborgh PolisIain PetersRichard DucatellePatrick NguyenJohan BuyseKristel RochusJia Xu et al.

A1 Journal Article in BRITISH JOURNAL OF NUTRITION

2012

Faecal microbial ecology and fermentation end products in healthy beagles fed a high- or low-protein diet

Jia XuAdronie VerbruggheTom Van de WieleMyriam Hesta

Faecal microbial ecology and fermentation end products of healthy beagles fed high- or low-protein diets

Jia XuAdronie VerbruggheTom Van de WieleMyriam Hesta

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