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The Role of the Human Microbiome in Chemical Toxicity

20 Jun 2019

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There is overwhelming evidence that the microbiome must be considered when evaluating the toxicity of chemicals. Disruption of the normal microbial flora is a known effect of toxic exposure, and these disruptions may lead to human health effects. In addition, the biotransformation of numerous compounds has been shown to be dependent on microbial enzymes, with the potential for different host health outcomes...

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PMID: 31220972
DOI: 10.1177/1091581819849833

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