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Gut microbiota as a risk factor and marker for norovirus infection

2020-01-01

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INTRODUCTION: The Human Microbiome Project has disclosed that the dense and diverse microenvironment of the human gastrointestinal tract harbours microbial communities that vary significantly across healthy individuals. The composition of the microbiota was found to be strongly dependent upon complex interactions between the host’s age, genetics and environmental factors, including diet and lifestyle. These dispar...

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10.17638/03073790
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