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Short-term passive greenspace exposures have little effect on nasal microbiomes: a cross-over exposure study of a Māori cohort

2024-01-22

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Indigenous health interventions have emerged in New Zealand aimed at increasing human interactions with and exposure to macro and microbial diversity. Urban greenspaces provide opportunities for people to gain such exposures. However, the dynamics and pathways of microbial transfer from natural environments onto a person remain poorly understood. Here, we analysed bacterial 16S rRNA amplicons in...

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d1d1d484-c7d8-5c01-9e00-c2293ca85607
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10.1101/2024.01.17.576148
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