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Human Gut Microbial Taxa Metabolizing Dietary Obesogens: A BPA 1 directed-culturing and Bioinformatics Combined Approach

2021-08-03

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Integrated data from culturomics and functional omics may depict holistic understanding on gut microbiome eubiosis or dysbiosis, and microbial isolates can become a source of differential enzymes and useful bioactive compounds. Culturing methods developed during last decade swift increases the importance of gut microbial isolates, focusing on media, modifications and conditi...

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140473c4-1c87-5797-a226-ac8efa3cd053
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-754318/v1
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