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The Mammalian Microbiome and Its Importance in Laboratory Animal Research

31 Aug 2015

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In this issue are assembled 10 fascinating, well-researched papers that describe the emerging field centered on the microbiome of vertebrate animals and how these complex microbial populations play a fundamental role in shaping homeostasis of the host. The content of the papers will deal with bacteria and, because of relative paucity of information on these organisms, will not include discussions on viruses,...

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PMID: 26323624
DOI: 10.1093/ilar/ilv031

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