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Role of probiotics in correcting abnormalities of colonic flora induced by stress: Figure 1

15 Oct 2007

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Probiotics organise gut microflora for better regulation of the HPA axis not only in the early years but also during adulthood

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PMID: 17938427
DOI: 10.1136/gut.2007.124040

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