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Gut microbiome of an unindustrialized population have characteristic enrichment of SNPs in species and functions with the succession of seasons

2018-09-16

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Most studies investigating human gut microbiome dynamics are conducted in modern populations. However, unindustrialized populations are arguably better subjects in answering human-gut microbiome coevolution questions due to their lower exposure to antibiotics and higher dependence on natural resources. Hadza hunter-gatherers in Tanzania have been found to exhibit high biodiversity and seasonal patterns in their gu...

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17e9b763-adb7-59bb-8124-2aee3477de6c
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10.1101/418889
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