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Multi-cohort analysis of depression-associated gut microbiota sheds insight on bacterial biomarkers across populations

2022-06-22

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Gut microbes are associated with the development of depression based on extensive evidence. However, previous studies have led to conflicting reports on this association, posing challenges to the application of the gut microbiota in the diagnostics and treatment of depression. To minimize heterogenicity in data analysis, the present meta-analysis adopted a standardized bioinformatic and...

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Literature Corpus work: a39c7f4e-ab8b-5577-9ca1-aeda77a4354b
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1753610/v1

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