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Exploring differences in the human gut microbiome between Han Chinese and non-Chinese populations.
Genome biology - 17 Jan 2026
Wang Jingjing, Zhang Zhenmiao, Chen Yang, Zhou Xi, Xiang Jiaxin, Yang Chao, Rodionov Dmitry A, Osterman Andrei L, Qiu Qinwei, Deng Yusheng, Liu Yanmin, Wang Chengrui, Shang Xiaoxiao, Huang Li, Sun Chen, Guo Jianwen, Yang Zhimin, Zhai Lixiang, Bian Zhaoxiang, Lyu Aiping, Han Lijuan, Jia Wei, Fang Xiaodong, Zhang Lu
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BACKGROUND: The human gut microbiota exhibits significant diversity across populations, influenced by factors such as geography, diet, and lifestyle, particularly between the Han Chinese and non-Chinese populations. While previous studies have predominantly focused on the taxonomic abundance of the gut microbiome, the impact of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in driving population-specific differences...
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