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Temperate gut phages are prevalent, diverse, and predominantly inactive

2023-08-18

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Large-scale metagenomic and data mining efforts have uncovered an expansive diversity of bacteriophages (phages) within the human gut 1–3 . These insights include broader phage populational dynamics such as temporal stability 4 , interindividual uniqueness 5,6 and potential associations to specific disease states 7,8 . However, the functional understanding of phage-host interactions and their impacts within th...

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71caa6b5-5913-55f8-a22f-fa7c670294d4
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10.1101/2023.08.17.553642
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