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Phenotypic and genomic diversification in complex carbohydrate degrading human gut bacteria

2021-07-15

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Symbiotic bacteria are responsible for the majority of complex carbohydrate digestion in the human colon. Since the identities and amounts of dietary polysaccharides directly impact the gut microbiota, determining which microorganisms consume specific nutrients is central to defining the relationship between diet and gut microbial ecology. Using a custom phenotyping array, we determined carbohydrate utilization pr...

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Literature Corpus work: de492ef4-0c3f-57bf-9e5f-47b338052eb8
DOI: 10.1101/2021.07.15.452266

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