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Determining Causal Relationships Between the Microbiome and Immune System

Wastyk, 2021

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4943157985506186366
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Wastyk H
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The gut microbiome is a diverse ecosystem of~ 100 trillion microbes deeply embedded in multiple aspects of human immune and metabolic function. Defining the causal mechanisms underlying the gut-immune axis is imperative to understand dysregulation during disease …
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