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Meta analysis of microbiome studies identifies shared and disease-specific patterns

2017-05-08

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1 Hundreds of clinical studies have been published that demonstrate associations between the human microbiome and a variety of diseases. Yet, fundamental questions remain on how we can generalize this knowledge. For example, if diseases are mainly characterized by a small number of pathogenic species, then new targeted antimicrobial therapies may be called for. Alternatively, if diseases are characterized by a lac...

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e3d73fd3-9e74-543e-921a-513f92b1a4a5
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10.1101/134031
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