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The External Microbiome Communicates with the Developing Zebrafish ( <i>Danio rerio</i> ) Embryo Through the Chorion and Influences Developmental Trajectory

2024-05-30

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The microbiome has a significant influence on host physiological processes including energy metabolism and neurobiology. However, current knowledge is largely limited to post-embryonic development, highlighting a notable gap in host-microbe communication during embryonic development, particularly in oviparous organisms. This is because the developing embryo is protected from the external environment by the chorion...

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7aaec318-401a-569c-b301-832bddd3e7df
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10.1101/2024.05.28.596134
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