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Decoupling diet from microbiome dynamics results in model mis-specification that implicitly annuls potential associations between the microbiome and disease phenotypes—ruling out any role of the microbiome in autism (Yap <i>et al.</i> 2021) likely a premature conclusion

2022-03-01

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Recently, and in a tour de force effort, Yap et al . performed a comprehensive association analysis of factors such as demographics, psychometrics, diet, stool metagenomics, stool consistency, and genome-wide SNP genotypes with autism in 247 Australian children. Surprisingly, the authors suggest their data show a strong correlation between diet and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) but only negligible, if any, ASD-s...

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a47e95ba-7240-5e53-8666-3c30e2593408
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10.1101/2022.02.25.482051
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