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. 2023 Jun 2;10:346. doi: 10.1038/s41597-023-02254-4

Table 2.

Summary of data collected by study.

Study Name Number of interventions Fibers used in intervention + control when applicable Amount of fiber or control given in intervention (grams) Duration of intervention (days) Collection timepoints Number of subjects Number of samples
Baxter_2019_V435 4 Resistant starch from potatoes (RPS), resistant starch from maize (RMS), inulin from chicory root, and an accessible corn starch control 20–40 14 8 175 1,205
Dahl_2016_V1V236 3 RS-4-A, RS-4-B, RS-4-C - Resistant potato starches (RS type 4) 30 14 4 53 212
Deehan_2020_V5V62 4 Tapioca, potato, and maize- Resistant starches (RS type 4) + corn starch control increments 10–50 28 5 40 200
Healey_2018_V3V437 2 50:50 inulin to fructo-oligosaccharide and maltodextrin control 16 21 4 34 134
Hooda_2012_V4V638 2 Polydextrose and soluble corn fiber control 21 21 3 10 28
Kovatcheva_2015_V1V239 2 Kernel-based bread (BKB) and white-wheat-bread (WWB) 37.6 & 9.1 3 3 20 60
Liu_2017_V440 2 Fructooligosaccharides (FOS) and galactooligosaccharides (GOS) 16 14 4 35 132
Morales_2016_V3V441 2 Oligofructose and maltodextrin control (extra treatments of Orlistat were also given) 16 7 2 41 82
Rasmussen_2017_V1V342 2 Starch-entrapped microspheres and psyllium 9 & 12 84 2 41 82
Tap_2015_V3V443 1 Dietary fiber meals 10 & 40 5 4 19 76
Venkataraman_2016_V444 1 Resistant starch (unmodified potato starch; RS type 2) 48 17 8 20 157

Shows the studies included in this data descriptor and their pertinent information such as fibers used, duration of intervention, number of subjects, etc.