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Tracing of streptococcal strains from infant stool across human body sites links gut specificity to adhesins

2025-01-16

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Streptococcal species are human commensals known to colonize multiple body sites. Despite being early gut colonizers, we lack strain-level information about their origin and persistence in the gut. To gain more insight into the habitats of the streptococci present in the infant gut, we did a systematic study where mother-infant pairs were sampled from multiple body sites (stool, oral cavity, vagina, breast milk)....

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22ef1af3-6a6d-52ee-a9f0-97bb80af8657
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10.1101/2025.01.15.633122
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