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Lipopeptide (s) associated with human microbiome as potent cancer drugChauhan et al., 2021
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- Chauhan V
- Kanwar S
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- Seminars in cancer biology
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Human microbiota comprises of trillions of microbes which have evolved with and continued to live on/within their human hosts. Different environmental factors and diet have a large impact upon human microbiota population. These microorganisms live in synergy with their …
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