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Triadic Dynamics of Gastric Bacterial Microbiome, Phageome, and Host Genotype, with Implications for Disease Associations

2024-06-16

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The microbiota plays a key role for human health, and microbiome composition has been linked to specific health disorders many times. Different fractions of the microbiome enter dynamic interactions, particularly bacteria and bacteriophages (phages) – viruses preying on bacteria. Since the microbiome exists inside the human body, the body strongly affects the microbes, although not in a uniform way, but shaped by...

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30c4458e-5ff4-5653-90f3-98806760df30
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10.1101/2024.06.16.598898
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