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Metabolic diversity of bacteria and yeast from commercial probiotic products illustrated by phenotypic profiling

2018-07-07

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The number of probiotic products in the marketplace is on the rise, gaining momentum along with the upsurge in research on the role of the human gut microbiome in health. Although such products are considered safe for consumption, these probiotic supplements and beverages are not subject to stringent federal regulation for quality. While only certain strains of probiotic microbes have been studied for efficacy in...

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25b78457-77c9-5f8c-9bff-0792749e580b
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10.1101/364687
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