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The urinary pathobiont <i>Actinobaculum massiliense</i> generates androgens via the <i>dirAB</i> pathway

2025-12-18

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While overlooked during the Human Microbiome Project, characterizing the urinary microbiota in health and disease is a new frontier in microbiome science. Recent studies have associated differential abundance of bacterial taxa including Propionimicrobium lymphophilum and Actinobaculum / Actinotignum spp. with prostate cancer. In this study, we collected urine from subjects prior to prostate biopsy and applied a...

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aa6fd86c-d416-5101-85b2-40dba9dfeec1
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10.64898/2025.12.18.695155
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