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Wildlife Symbiotic Bacteria Are Indicators of the Health Status of the Host and Its Ecosystem

2021-10-20

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The wildlife symbiotic microbiota is an important component for the greater diversity and functionality of their bacterial populations, influencing host health and adaptability to its ecosystem. Although many microbes are partly responsible for the development of multiple physiological processes, only certain bacterial groups, such as lactic acid bacteria (LAB), have the capacity to overpopulate the gut, promoting...

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Literature Corpus work: b79ff6f1-5028-591c-b395-406b95c3ee31
DOI: 10.1128/aem.01385-21

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