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Predictable and host‐species specific humanization of the gut microbiota in captive primates

20 May 2021

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Humans and nonhuman primates (NHPs) harbor complex gut microbial communities that affect phenotypes and fitness. The gut microbiotas of wild NHPs reflect their hosts' phylogenetic histories and are compositionally distinct from those of humans, but in captivity the endogenous gut microbial lineages of NHPs can be lost or replaced by lineages found in humans. Despite its potential contributions to gastrointestinal...

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PMID: 34013536
DOI: 10.1111/mec.15994

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