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Competition, Mutualism, and Host Immune Control in a Cancer Microbiome

2025-05-11

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The microbiome functions as an ecological community, where diverse microbes engage in metabolically mediated interactions such as mutualism and competition. Host immune response can regulate microbial community richness and abundance, which in turn can shape the prevalence of different ecological interactions within the microbiome. Theory predicts that host immune states shift dominant interaction modes among micr...

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ec77851f-02fc-512b-9206-c9ddbf09661f
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10.1101/2025.05.06.652496
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