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Observation–Control Mismatch in Host–Microbiome Systems: When Can Microbiome Differences Be Safely Ignored?

2026-08-20

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The intestinal microbiome is a high-dimensional ecological system, but neither host physiology nor clinical measurement has access to all of that detail. Functional redundancy, ecological filtering and niche construction explain why taxonomically different communities can converge on similar functions or host phenotypes, yet they do not answer a separate decision problem: when can microbiome differences be safely...

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815c4bbd-c271-5cbf-8cc7-d86a698b923f
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10.20944/preprints202608.1413.v1
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