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Gut microbiome-brain crosstalk in the early life of chicken reveals the circadian regulation of key metabolic and immune signaling processes

2024-05-31

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Circadian rhythms are innate biological systems that control everyday behavior and physiology. Furthermore, bilateral interaction between the host's circadian rhythm and the gut microbes influences a variety of health ramifications, including metabolic diseases, obesity, and mental health. Several studies have revealed how neurological components interact with GALT physiolog...

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9942fbe2-e425-5892-81ed-a37197edb057
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4438538/v1
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