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Biogeography & environmental conditions shape bacteriophage-bacteria networks across the human microbiome

2017-05-31

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Viruses and bacteria are critical components of the human microbiome and play important roles in health and disease. Most previous work has relied on studying bacteria and viruses independently, thereby reducing them to two separate communities. Such approaches are unable to capture how these microbial communities interact, such as through processes that maintain community robustness or allow phage-host population...

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Literature Corpus work: fba98e87-22b2-5019-ae37-d5ffb8de9ebc
DOI: 10.1101/144642

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