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Organoid-derived adult human colonic epithelium responds to co-culture with a probiotic strain of <i>Bifidobacterium longum</i>

2020-07-17

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In germ-free animals the lack of microbes within the gut results in a propensity to mucosal inflammation among other immune deficits. This suggests microbes are essential for the healthy function of the human gut, but we have lacked a reproducible mechanistic model of interactions between human colonic epithelium and the anaerobic microbes within the gut. To establish the physiological effect of a common anaerobe...

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f5dd9bcd-b88b-5d2c-a86c-0ec8fe22aa09
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10.1101/2020.07.16.207852
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