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Barrier-Mediated Niche Partitioning Maintains Distinct Plaque and Tissue Bacteriomes During Human Experimental Gingivitis

2026-04-22

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background Microbial communities at mucosal surfaces are shaped by barrier-mediated ecological processes that constrain dispersal and impose selective filtering on community membership. How these processes operate at micrometer-scale host-microbe interfaces — where biofilm and tissue compartments coexist in intimate proximity — remains poorly understood. The human gingival sulcus, wh...

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5a6dd41f-debb-54aa-b292-4b5bc6a4cc96
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9475542/v1
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