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Comprehensive gene expression analysis of organoid-derived healthy human colonic epithelium and cancer cell line by stimulated with live probiotic bacteria

2024-05-28

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The large intestine has a dense milieu of indigenous bacteria, generating a complex ecosystem with crosstalk between individual bacteria and host cells. In vitro host cell modeling and bacterial interactions at the anaerobic interphase have elucidated the crosstalk molecular basis. Although classical cell lines derived from patients with colorectal cancer including Caco-2 cells are used, whether they adequately m...

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Literature Corpus work: 58797ce7-b6f4-5aa4-bf05-fece891753dc
DOI: 10.1101/2024.05.23.595631

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