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DNA Damage and the Gut Microbiome: From Mechanisms to Disease Outcomes

2023-02-01

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Both the number of cells and the collective genome of the gut microbiota outnumber their mammalian hosts, and the metabolic and physiological interactions of the gut microbiota with the host have not yet been fully characterized. Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death, and more research into the critical events that can lead to cancer and the importance of the gut microbiota remains to be determined. Th...

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10.3390/dna3010002
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