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Comparative Genomic Insights into Pangenome Diversity and Functional Adaptation of Akkermansia and Faecalibacterium as Gut-Associated Next-Generation Probiotics: A Systematic Review

2026-07-25

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Background Gut-associated next-generation probiotics (NGPs), particularly Akkermansia and Faecalibacterium , are promising candidates for restoring gut homeostasis and managing dysbiosis-related diseases. Comparative genomics can reveal their pangenome diversity, lineage-specific traits, and functional adaptations. This review aimed to synthesize comparative genomic evidence on their probiotic-associated genomic...

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cb799553-549b-5d81-8425-2cf72d7594f2
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10.12688/f1000research.186241.1
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