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Gastrointestinal tract microbial community of Babylonia areolata and its diversity are closely correlated with the outbreak of disease

2022-04-01

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The intestinal microbiome is important for the health of aquatic animals. However, in Babylonia, the combination of gastrointestinal tract (GI) bacterial symbionts has barely been explored. In this study, from a farm with naturally occurring diseases, we collected Babylonia areolata in three different states, that is “diseased” (group D), “health” (group H) and “subhealth” (group SH) and aimed to reveal the relati...

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248b4f33-db97-5368-a306-aea220bf4e27
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10.1111/are.15694
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