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Evolutionary history and gut microbial genome size in health and disease

2026-07-31

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Host-microbe codiversification reflects a shared evolutionary history between hosts and their associated microbial lineages. These patterns indicate stable, multi-generational maintenance by multiple mechanisms, including vertical and familial transmission. While host-microbe codiversification has been observed in mammals, including humans, it remains unclear whether the loss of evolutionarily stable symbionts pre...

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Literature Corpus work: 75170ddc-0c57-5555-a2ee-b9583a0488f2
DOI: 10.64898/2026.07.27.26359047

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