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Cervicovaginal microbiome composition drives metabolic profiles in healthy pregnancy

2019-11-13

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<h4>Background</h4> Microbes and their metabolic products influence early-life immune and microbiome development, yet remain understudied during pregnancy. Vaginal microbial communities are typically dominated by one or a few well adapted microbes, which are able to survive in a narrow pH range. In comparison to other human-associated microbes, vaginal microbes are adapted to live on host-derived carbon sources,...

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04af561d-7d38-5b85-8d78-ba58462115e6
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10.1101/840520
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