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Current Regulation and Initial Considerations for Successful Development and Commercialization of Microbiome Therapies

2023-05-29

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The gut microbiome is frequently referred to as the “second brain” or “second genome,” referring to the impact of the gut microbiota on our health. The microbiome is formed at birth, grows with the host, and is impacted by environmental variables such as nutrition, antibiotics, and lifestyle. Understanding the host health-gut microbiota correlation opens the possibility of modifying the gut microbiome to manage an...

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4e166200-ff3f-55c5-9368-86301d568d99
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10.1155/2023/6657515
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