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Investigating the<i> </i>Microbiome in Breast Inflammatory and Cancerous Conditions: The Role of<i> Fusobacterium nucleatum</i> as Onco-Immune Modulator

2025-06-16

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Unlike other microbiomes, the breast microbiome remains stable across various factors, including pregnancy history, age and ethnicity. The breast is not a sterile organ, and its microbiota exhibits a distinct composition compared to other body sites. The breast microbiome is a community characterized by an abundance of Proteobacteria and Firmicutes, which represent the result of host microbial adaptation to the fa...

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cc467591-2065-5c6f-87a3-76bec18fa224
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10.20944/preprints202506.1308.v1
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