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Population-based metaproteomics reveals functional associations between gut microbiota and phenotypes

2024-11-27

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<h4>Summary</h4> The association between gut microbiota and physiological disorders underscores the crucial need to understand its largely unexplored biological functions. In this study, we analyzed 86,876 microbial proteins and 1,277 human proteins from 1,967 Chinese stool samples. Our results indicate that metaproteomic data captures the microbial biodiversity of a population more effectively than metagenomic d...

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4173534f-1319-565b-9598-e8ebe1cedbb3
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10.1101/2024.11.26.625569
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