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Syntrophy via interspecies H <sub>2</sub> transfer between <i>Christensenella</i> and <i>Methanobrevibacter</i> underlies their global co-occurrence in the human gut

2019-12-11

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Across human populations, 16S rRNA gene-based surveys of gut microbiomes have revealed that the bacterial family Christensenellacea e and the archaeal family Methanobacteriaceae co-occur and are enriched in individuals with a lean, compared to an obese, BMI. Whether these association patterns reflect interactions between metabolic partners remains to be ascertained, as well as whether these associations play a r...

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5ff2c412-62f8-51fc-b531-d1af8416eb8b
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10.1101/872333
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