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A systematic review exploring the association between the human gut microbiota and brain connectivity in health and disease

2022-11-30

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1 A body of pre-clinical evidence shows how the gut microbiota influence brain functioning, including brain connectivity. A growing number of studies have investigated the association between the gut microbiota and brain connectivity in humans. Linking brain connectivity measures to the gut microbiota can provide important mechanistic insights into the bi-directional gut-brain communication. In this systematic rev...

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Literature Corpus work: 42b3bc59-d1ab-5dd4-a92d-6596be507189
DOI: 10.1101/2022.11.29.22282879

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