Coptis chinensis attenuates high-fat diet-induced obesity and prioritizes Hungatella hathewayi as a candidate microbial contributor in mice
Published: 7 August 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/4ydmrk7gh3.1
Contributors:
Zhan Su, , , , , Description
This dataset contains metagenomic sequencing, serum metabolomic profiles, physiological measurements, histology images, and western blot/immunofluorescence data from high-fat diet-fed mice treated with Coptis chinensis or Hungatella hathewayi, supporting the finding that CC attenuates obesity and prioritizes HH as a candidate microbial mediator.
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Institutions
- Hunan Agricultural UniversityHunan, Changsha
Categories
Gut Microbiota