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How many microbial species are there in human tumor and normal tissues?

2024-04-19

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The study of tissue microbiomes is a recent endeavor in human microbiome research, particularly in the area of blood microbiomes. This is primarily due to their low biomass, which presents inadvertent operational contamination as a significant experimental obstacle. The critical role of the tissue microbiomes in cancer development has brought this topic to the forefront of cancer research. However, a fundamental q...

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578cf73e-1b6c-56cf-925f-7210230d013d
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10.1101/2024.04.16.24305922
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