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Phages - bacteria interactions network of the healthy human gut

2020-05-15

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With an estimated 10 31 particles on earth, bacteriophages are the most abundant genomic entities across all habitats and important drivers of microbial communities. Growing evidence suggest that they play roles in intestinal human microbiota homeostasis, and recent metagenomics studies on the viral fraction of this ecosystem have provided crucial information about their diversity and specificity. However, the ba...

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26f1a56f-bacf-5649-ade8-0caa39dd6873
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10.1101/2020.05.13.093716
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