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Longitudinal Long-Read Microbiome Profiling in a Canine Model Reveals How Age, Diet, and Birth Mode Shape Gut Community Dynamics

2025-09-05

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The gut microbiome undergoes dynamic age-related changes, shaped by diet and maternal factors. Here, we present a species-level, long-read 16S rRNA survey of the developing gut microbiome in a translational canine model, profiling 89 purebred Hungarian Pumis across early-life and reproductive stages. We collected 456 fecal samples longitudinally: 60 puppies followed from birth to 81 weeks, their...

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bd599ff7-2786-5ac0-9563-f4dc7d0cf688
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10.1101/2025.09.03.674007
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