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Birth mode-dependent association between pre-pregnancy maternal weight status and the neonatal intestinal microbiome

1 Apr 2016

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The intestinal microbiome is a unique ecosystem that influences metabolism in humans. Experimental evidence indicates that intestinal microbiota can transfer an obese phenotype from humans to mice. Since mothers transmit intestinal microbiota to their offspring during labor, we hypothesized that among vaginal deliveries, maternal body mass index is associated with neonatal gut microbiota composition. We report...

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PMID: 27033998
DOI: 10.1038/srep23133

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