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Dietary selective effects manifest in the human gut microbiota from species composition to strain genetic makeup.

Cell reports - 24 Dec 2024

Huang Kun D, Müller Mattea, Sivapornnukul Pavaret, Bielecka Agata Anna, Amend Lena, Tawk Caroline, Lesker Till-Robin, Hahn Andreas, Strowig Till

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Diet significantly influences the human gut microbiota, a key player in health. We analyzed shotgun metagenomic sequencing data from healthy individuals with long-term dietary patterns-vegan, flexitarian, or omnivore-and included detailed dietary surveys and blood biomarkers. Dietary patterns notably affected the bacterial community composition by altering the relative abundances of certain species but had a...

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PMID: 39673707
DOI: 10.1016/j.celrep.2024.115067

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