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Maternal diet alters offspring’s early life host-microbiota communication through goblet cells, resulting in long-lasting diseases susceptibility

2024-07-06

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A crucial early-life developmental phase regulates microbiome settling while establishing critical and long-lasting immune and metabolic processes. During this period, the influence of select components of maternal diet on offspring microbiota and health remains largely unknown. To investigate the potential transgenerational impact of maternal exposure to microbiota-disrupting factors, dams were subjected prior br...

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3b9244d9-b91d-5a82-8a89-d1258ddf07f3
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10.1101/2024.07.05.602179
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