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A comprehensive human minimal gut metagenome extends the host’s metabolic potential

2019-10-25

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Accumulating evidence suggests that humans should be considered as holobionts in which the gut microbiota plays essential functions. Initial metagenomic studies reported a pattern of shared genes in the gut microbiome of different individuals, leading to the definition of the minimal gut metagenome as the set of microbial genes necessary for homeostasis, and present in all healthy individuals. D...

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Literature Corpus work: cdef2b2f-bb94-5e2d-8905-8e895902566a
DOI: 10.1101/818138

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