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Low abundance members of the gut microbiome are potent drivers of immune cell education

2021-11-10

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One of the main goals of microbiome research is to identify bacterial members that significantly affect host phenotypes and understand their contributions to disease pathogenesis. Studies identifying bacterial members that dictate host phenotype have focused mainly on the dominant members, and the role of low abundance microbes in determining host phenotypes and pathogenesis of diseases remains unexplored. In this...

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Literature Corpus work: 7fca771a-6078-53e3-a48c-35aa76bc5bc5
DOI: 10.1101/2021.11.08.467805

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