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Bacterial strains in the human gut associate with host physiology

2025-12-01

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The human microbiota influences host physiology, yet much of its complexity lies beneath the species level. Here, we analyzed the intra-species genetic diversity of 936 gut bacteria across 24,997 individuals from three countries. Our findings show that highly abundant species exhibit greater strain stability, whereas low-abundance species display increased in-clonal mutations. Clonal strains are often mutually exc...

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38c859cb-90e4-518f-b445-d5a0016bcd54
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10.1101/2025.11.30.691432
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