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Does simulated microgravity induce significant changes in human gut microbiota? New answers with dry immersion, an innovative ground-based model.

2020-08-10

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold>Background </bold>A new problematic on the gut microbiota of the astronauts and the effects of microgravity emerged recently as that bacteria community is sensitive to physical (in)activity which could be hampered during spaceflights. Therefore, the objective of our study was thus to determine the effects of dry immersion, an innovative ground-based human model of simulated microg...

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69c4ca3a-21b3-50f0-9468-49aa50d08127
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-52630/v1
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