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Histological techniques for the visualisation and identification of polymicrobial communities in mucosal tissue

2025-11-26

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Sequencing studies have generated masses of data linking mucosal bacteria to health and disease, particularly in organs such as the colon, mouth and stomach. However, extracting microbial DNA from mucosal sites with lower bacterial biomass can introduce significant variation given the heterogeneity of bacterial colonisation within pathological microenvironments. Therefore, a histological technique that identifies...

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e26a5f2c-9667-5880-a5a7-79e5d4671c7d
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10.1101/2025.11.26.690509
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