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A phylogenetic model for the recruitment of species into microbial communities and application to studies of the human microbiome

2019-07-11

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Understanding when and why new species are recruited into microbial communities is a formidable problem with implications for managing microbial systems, for instance by helping us better understand whether a probiotic or pathogen would be expected to colonize a human microbiome. Much theory in microbial temporal dynamics is focused on how phylogenetic relationships between microbes impact the order in which those...

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bb1fe8f0-7f1c-577d-9e51-be13afe1ac4b
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10.1101/685644
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