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Leveraging circadian rhythms to study host-gut microbe interactions in wildlife

2022-05-23

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Daily light-dark cycles shape the physiology and activity patterns of nearly all organisms. Recent evidence that gut microbial oscillations synchronise circadian rhythms in host immunity and metabolism indicate that diurnal dynamics is a crucial component of microbiome function. However, their prevalence and functional significance are rarely tested in natural populations. Here we summarize the hallmarks of gut mi...

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Literature Corpus work: 58ade5d5-1750-52af-86c5-5317bb3ce6ab
DOI: 10.22541/au.165244698.86280644/v2

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