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Exploring gut microbiome-host interactions in the extremes of health and disease

2019-01-01

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Introduction: Multi ‘omics analyses, including metabonomic and metagenomic profiling techniques, have enabled new insights into systems biology over the past decade. Using two extremes of a continuum between health and disease – elite athletes and obese patients undergoing bariatric surgery – the work in this thesis aims to apply metabolic phenotyping to further understand the impact of exercise, diet and obesity...

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Literature Corpus work: 6fbe39d3-b410-5a16-b8a0-d39a7c05cedf
DOI: 10.25560/79832

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