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Extraintestinal roles of intestinal vitamin D receptor in protecting against dysbiosis and tumorigenesis in breast cancer

2022-05-19

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The microbiota play critical roles in regulating the function and health of intestine and extraintestinal organs. A fundamental question is whether there is an intestinal-microbiome-breast axis during the development of breast cancer. If yes, what are the roles of host factors? Vitamin D receptor (VDR) involves host factors and the human microbiome. Vdr gene variation shapes the human microbiome and VDR deficienc...

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Literature Corpus work: 381bc333-8d23-592d-beb9-de54ebdb3a42
DOI: 10.1101/2022.05.17.492300

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