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Recent advances of intestinal microbiota transmission from mother to infant

2021-10-19

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The intestinal microbiota of infants plays an important role in early life and affects health throughout lifespan. The mother is closely associated with the infant microbiota, by helping to establish it through her own gut microbiota, intrauterine and birth canal environments, and feeding. In this study, the characteristics, influencing factors, and effects of pregnant women on offspring, the establishment and dev...

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Literature Corpus work: 2fe5e269-2c03-53f5-abfe-cbb7cd8f67d9
DOI: 10.1016/j.jff.2021.104719

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