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Effects of Long Term Antibiotic Therapy on Human Oral and Fecal Viromes

26 Aug 2015

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Viruses are integral members of the human microbiome. Many of the viruses comprising the human virome have been identified as bacteriophage, and little is known about how they respond to perturbations within the human ecosystem. The intimate association of phage with their cellular hosts suggests their communities may change in response to shifts in bacterial community membership. Alterations to human bacterial...

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PMID: 26309137
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0134941

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