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The landscape in the gut microbiome of long-lived families reveals new insights on longevity and aging – relevant neural and immune function

8 Aug 2022

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Human longevity has a strong familial and genetic component. Dynamic characteristics of the gut microbiome during aging associated with longevity, neural, and immune function remained unknown. Here, we aim to reveal the synergistic changes in gut microbiome associated with decline in neural and immune system with aging and further obtain insights into the establishment of microbiome homeostasis that can benefit...

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PMID: 35939616
DOI: 10.1080/19490976.2022.2107288

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