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Survey of Climate-structured Mycobiomes in Staple Maize: Implications for Endemic Keshan and Kashin–Beck Diseases

2026-04-04

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Keshan disease (KD) and Kashin–Beck disease (KBD) are geographically restricted disorders in rural China with overlapping environmental and dietary risk factors. Selenium deficiency alone cannot explain their regional heterogeneity. Maize, a dietary staple in endemic areas, represents a key exposure pathway for climate-sensitive foodborne fungi and their metabolites. We profiled maize-associated fungal communities...

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10.64898/2026.04.03.716289
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