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Natural selection acting on the genetics of host response to commensal bacteria

2026-02-13

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Microbiota members collectively contribute to individual performance in humans, animals, and plants. This led to the quest for probiotics to improve host health and reproductive performance. Although the efficacy of probiotics is known to be strongly affected by environmental factors, microbe-microbe interactions, and microbial strain identity, the effects of host genotype and the underlying genetic architecture h...

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798fddc2-8752-5840-8f84-88becd763baf
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10.64898/2026.02.13.705705
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