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Genomic and Metabolic Studies of the Impact of Probiotics on a Model Gut Symbiont and Host

22 Nov 2006

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Probiotics are deliberately ingested preparations of live bacterial species that confer health benefits on the host. Many of these species are associated with the fermentation of dairy products. Despite their increasing use, the molecular details of the impact of various probiotic preparations on resident members of the gut microbiota and the host are generally lacking. To address this issue, we colonized...

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PMID: 17132046
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pbio.0040413

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