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Introducing ExHiBITT – Exploring Host microbiome inTeractions in Twins-, a colon multiomic cohort study

2019-10-07

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The colon is populated by approximately 10 12 microorganisms, but the relationships between this microbiome and the host health status are still not completely understood. Participants from the TwinsUK cohort were recruited to study the interactions between the microbiome and host adaptive immunity. In total, 205 monozygotic twins were recruited from the wider TwinsUK cohort. They completed health questionnaires,...

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Literature Corpus work: 12f8e24a-14ff-5dc2-9f92-23435ef750ed
DOI: 10.1101/795070

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