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Codiversification of gut microbiota with humans

2021-10-13

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Some gut microbes have cospeciated with hominids, but whether they further codiversified with human populations is unclear. Here, we identify predominant gut microbial species sharing a parallel evolutionary history with human populations. Patterns of strain transfer between populations are generally consistent with an African origin, and suggest long-term vertical transmission over thousands of generations. We sh...

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Literature Corpus work: b2081a0e-030c-529a-98e3-a37a7fef341c
DOI: 10.1101/2021.10.12.462973

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