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The gut microbiome and the immune system

2022-05-31

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The human body contains trillions of microbes which generally live in symbiosis with the host. The interaction of the gut microbiome with elements of the host immune system has far-reaching effects in the development of normal gut and systemic immune responses. Disturbances to this intricate relationship may be responsible for a multitude of gastrointestinal and systemic immune mediated diseases. This review descr...

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Literature Corpus work: a7074f11-59d4-5452-a7fb-63e469dcde18
DOI: 10.37349/emed.2022.00087

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