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<i>Clostridium scindens</i> : an endocrine keystone species in the mammalian gut

2024-08-24

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Clostridium scindens is a keystone human gut microbial taxonomic group that, while low in abundance, has a disproportionate effect on bile acid and steroid metabolism in the mammalian gut. Numerous studies indicate that the two most studied strains of C. scindens (i.e., ATCC 35704 and VPI 12708) are important for a myriad of physiological processes in the host. We focus on both historical and current microbiologi...

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Literature Corpus work: 31347761-84f7-5af7-8599-c8d739173f0b
DOI: 10.1101/2024.08.23.609444

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