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CRISPRs are associated with bacterial expansion in the human gut during the first year of life

2021-09-04

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The dynamics of the gut microbiome in infancy have a profound impact on health in adulthood, but the ecological mechanism underlying the dynamics between bacteria and bacteriophages remains poorly understood. CRISPR is a bacterial adaptive immune system to resist bacteriophages; however, the role they play in the dynamics in infants’ gut microbiota is unknown. In this work, using large-scale metagenomic sequencing...

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86adcb06-49f0-500e-9d2c-40dc773bdb65
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10.1101/2021.09.03.458793
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