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Gut Microbiome Pattern Reflects Healthy Aging and Predicts Extended Survival in Humans

2020-02-28

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The gut microbiome has important effects on human health, yet its importance in human aging remains unclear. Using two independent cohorts comprising 4582 individuals across the adult lifespan we demonstrate that, starting in mid-to-late adulthood, gut microbiomes become increasingly unique with age. This uniqueness pattern is strongly associated with gut microbial amino acid derivatives circulating within the blo...

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dec5228a-8a97-5789-8869-5b88c6800c51
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10.1101/2020.02.26.966747
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