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Effect of bedrest on the human gut and oral microbiome: implications for frailty

2025-12-25

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The physiological effects of spaceflight resemble those of ageing and prolonged inactivity, and ground-based microgravity analogs have emerged as promising models for studying frailty. The human microbiome is increasingly recognised for its role in age-associated decline, although precise mechanisms remain unclear. Here, we evaluate the gut and oral microbiomes of twenty-two participants, aged 55-65, who were enro...

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1b0834db-012f-5a69-993c-e83e49b2b7dd
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10.64898/2025.12.21.695811
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