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Comparative profiling of the skin and gut microbiota during metamorphosis in Chinese spiny frogs (Quasipaa spinosa) highlights microbial communities involved in disease pathogenesis

2024-05-01

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The symbiotic microbiota inhabiting the skin and gut of amphibians exerts roles in maintaining host health, especially during the critical stage of complete metamorphosis where failure to remodel the microbiota can result in various diseases. However, the composition and alterations in the amphibian microbiota in diverse diseased populations, as well as the exact mechanisms underlying disruptions in skin and gut m...

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ed95d3de-b458-586e-98a3-d347ca1c0013
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2024.740726
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