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Multiple generations of antibiotic exposure and isolation influence host fitness and the microbiome in a model zooplankton species

2021-04-28

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<h4>Background</h4> Chronic antibiotic exposure impacts host health through changes to the microbiome, increasing disease risk and reducing the functional repertoire of community members. The detrimental effects of antibiotic perturbation on microbiome structure and function after one host generation of exposure have been well-studied. However, much less is understood about the multigenerational effects of antibi...

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55cac350-886a-5bf6-aef8-fcb579e6146c
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10.1101/2021.04.27.441490
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