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Low-dose tetracycline exposure alters gut bacterial metabolism and host-immune response: “Personalized” effect?

11 Jul 2019

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The human gut microbiome (GM) in healthy people is chronically exposed to tetracycline (TET) via environmental exposure and dietary uptake. However, limited information is available on its effect on the GM metabolome and effect on the host, especially at the dietary exposure level. Here, we investigated how TET at both sub-pharmaceutical and dietary exposure levels affects the metabolome and the secretome-induced...

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PMID: 31302481
DOI: 10.1016/j.envint.2019.104989

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