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Mice with a humanized immune system are resilient to transplantation of human microbiota

2021-10-06

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Human gut microbiota has co-evolved with human, and plays important roles in regulating the development and functioning of the host immune system. To study the human-specific microbiome-immunune interaction in an animal model is challenging as the animal model needs to capture both the human-specific immune functions and the human-specific microbiome composition. Here we combined two widely-used humanization proce...

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Literature Corpus work: 3a09a65f-ff6a-5b00-a251-db6960109621
DOI: 10.1101/2021.10.06.463343

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