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Aging: a possible road toward gut microbiota pathoadaptation.

Gut microbes - 1 Dec 2025

Melo-Miranda Rita, Pinto Ana, Barreto Hugo C, Jesus Catarina S H, Gordo Isabel, Duarte Iola F, Sousa Ana

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Laboratory-raised mice live approximately seven times longer and healthier lives compared to their wild counterparts, due to a standardized healthy diet and limited exposure to environmental stressors. Aging is associated with increased inflammation and microbial dysbiosis. Collectively, these influence microbiota evolution and may contribute to the enrichment in pathobiont frequency observed in old age....

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PMID: 40770832
DOI: 10.1080/19490976.2025.2542375
PMCID: PMC12332998

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