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Associations between fecal hormones and gut microbes in mantled howler monkeys of Barro Colorado Island, Panama

2024-12-05

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Gut microbial communities have critical effects on the homeostasis and disease states of animals. Currently, the most well studied portion of the gut microbiome is the bacteriome, which is the collective taxa of bacteria that inhabit the gut. Health-related outcomes influenced by the gut bacteriome are in part a product of bidirectional communication between bacteria and host via endocrine axes such as the hypotha...

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4dd23c67-a59e-5b3c-93d1-629455bcd42d
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10.22541/au.173342002.25622858/v1
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