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Integration of gut microbiome, host biomarkers, and urine metabolome data reveals networks of interactions associated with distinct clinical phenotypes

2019-01-02

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<h4>Background</h4> Comprehensive analyses of multi-omics data may provide insights into interactions between different biological layers in relation to distinct clinical features. Here we integrated data on the gut microbiota, blood parameters and urine metabolites of treatment-naive individuals presenting a wide range of metabolic disease phenotypes to delineate clinically meaningful associations. <h4>Results</...

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e1bd1386-d7ce-5503-b2c7-3431c0c1ac93
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10.1101/509703
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