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Regional distribution of Christensenellaceae and its associations with metabolic syndrome based on a population-level analysis

4 Aug 2020

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The link between the gut microbiota and metabolic syndrome (MetS) has attracted widespread attention. Christensenellaceae was recently described as an important player in human health, while its distribution and relationship with MetS in Chinese population is still unknown. This study sought to observe the association between Christensenellaceae and metabolic indexes in a large sample of residents in South China....

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PMID: 32832265
DOI: 10.7717/peerj.9591

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