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Microbiome Dysbiosis in <i>Mytilus chilensis</i> Is Induced by Hypoxia, Leading to Molecular and Functional Consequences

2025-02-25

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Bivalve microbiomes play a vital role in host health, supporting nutrient processing, immunity, and disease resistance. However, increasing hypoxia in Chilean coastal waters, driven by climate change and eutrophication, threatens to disrupt this microbial balance, potentially promoting pathogens and impairing essential functions. Mytilus chilensis, a key species in the region, is vulnerable to hypoxia-reoxygenatio...

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693ab759-ba6e-59d6-af2d-06fae45e16a1
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10.20944/preprints202502.1960.v1
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