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Convergent genomic responses of human gut bacteria to variations in industrialization

2025-10-20

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<h4>Summary</h4> To what extent gut bacteria respond to the distinct ecological pressures imposed by human lifestyle remains unclear. Here, we investigate how genomic adaptation in gut bacteria differ between industrialized and non-industrialized human populations. We generated a broad collection of isolate genomes spanning diverse host geographies, lifestyles, species, and strains. We first found that compared t...

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Literature Corpus work: c4587ebb-f955-56a3-a56c-3857754fce4a
DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.20.683395

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