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The chemistry of gut microbiome in health and diseases

2021-02-08

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There are trillions of microbes residing in our body, with their collective genomes much more than human genomes. They have been living in a close relationship with us and play a role in various biological functions. The human microbes begin to build up in utero, accumulate, and fluctuate until a set point is achieved around three years of age. The gut microbiome is altered by several factors, which include age, d...

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DOI: 10.36877/pmmb.a0000175

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