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Strong pathogen competition in neonatal gut colonisation

2022-06-19

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Bacterial pathogen species and their strains that colonise the human gut are generally understood to compete against both each other and the commensal species colonising this ecosystem. However, currently we are lacking a population-wide quantification of strain-level colonisation dynamics for many common bacterial pathogens and the relationship of colonisation potential to prevalence in disease is unknown. In add...

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99da15f9-8ec7-5bcc-8d79-abe30f27d951
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10.1101/2022.06.19.496579
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