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Multi-Method Characterisation of the Human Circulating Microbiome

2018-07-02

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The term microbiome describes the genetic material encoding the various microbial populations that inhabit our body. Whilst colonisation of various body niches (e.g. the gut) by dynamic communities of microorganisms is now universally accepted, the existence of microbial populations in other “classically sterile” locations, including the blood, is a relatively new concept. The presence of bacteria-specific DNA in...

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d1413629-415d-5f07-83ec-66325a89fab7
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10.1101/359760
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