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Host Gut Motility and Bacterial Competition Drive Instability in a Model Intestinal Microbiota

2016-05-12

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The gut microbiota is a complex consortium of microorganisms with the ability to influence important aspects of host health and development. Harnessing this ‘microbial organ’ for biomedical applications requires clarifying the degree to which host and bacterial factors act alone or in combination to govern the stability of specific lineages. To address this we combined bacteriological manipulation and light sheet...

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Literature Corpus work: a75e8fd7-3a44-58ba-9ed3-2e770074613e
DOI: 10.1101/052985

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