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Non-responder phenotype reveals microbiome-wide antibiotic resistance in the murine gut

2019-03-04

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Broad spectrum antibiotics can cause both transient and lasting damage to the ecology of the gut microbiome. Loss of gut bacterial diversity has been linked to immune dysregulation and disease susceptibility. Antibiotic-resistant populations of cells are known to arise spontaneously in single-strain systems. Furthermore, prior work on subtherapeutic antibiotic treatment in humans and therapeutic treatments in non-...

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9ec01dc0-da53-5ec6-812d-e6fd67171c2e
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10.1101/566190
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