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Excess Escherichia elicits mild autism spectrum disorder in young subjects via disturbing the balance of gut microbial GABA metabolism

2022-04-07

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<h4>Background: </h4> Accumulating clinical evidence demonstrated that gut microbiota (GM) transfer substantially ameliorated autistic symptoms, implying a role of GM in autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Continuous investigation reported GM alteration in ASD individuals, while inconsistency also persists in the abundance of bacterial taxon, as well as their metabolites. Due to deficiencies of stringent study designs...

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Literature Corpus work: 45c007e7-321f-57b1-ab64-1a903410204b
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1505710/v1

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