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Diet is a major factor governing the fecal butyrate-producing community structure across <i>Mammalia</i>, <i>Aves</i> and <i>Reptilia</i>

24 Oct 2014

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Butyrate-producing bacteria have an important role in maintaining host health. They are well studied in human and medically associated animal models; however, much less is known for other Vertebrata. We investigated the butyrate-producing community in hindgut-fermenting Mammalia (n = 38), Aves (n = 8) and Reptilia (n = 8) using a gene-targeted pyrosequencing approach of the terminal genes of the main...

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PMID: 25343515
DOI: 10.1038/ismej.2014.179

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