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Bovine shedding of fecal bacteria
Comparisons of infant escherichia coli isolates link genomic profiles with adaptation to the ecological niche
Context dependent competition in a model gut bacterial community
Correlation between 16s rrna gene and genome evolution
De novo semi alignment of 16s rrna gene sequences for deep phylogenetic characterization of next generation sequencing data
Direct estimate of microbiome size
Diversity of intestinal microbiota in infancy and the risk of allergic disease in childhood
Dominant fecal microbiota in newly diagnosed untreated inflammatory bowel disease patients
Early infant growth rate linked to composition of gut microbiota commented in science daily
Gut microbiota in disease diagnostics
Integrons in the intestinal microbiota as reservoirs for transmission of antibiotic resistance genes
Is it who you are or what you do that is important in the human gut
Letters in applied microbiology editors choice
Microbial communites are important for our health
Microbiota in chicken feces
Midiv lab pubmed article 100 is now online
Modelling bacterial influence in allergy
Novel insight on the development of bifidobacteria in infants
Plasma lipopolysaccharide is closely associated with glycemic control and abdominal obesity evidence from bariatric surgery
Probiotics in relation to irritable bowels syndrome ibs
The role of red and processed meat in colorectal cancer development a perspective
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Processing of Muscle Foods: Meat and Fish
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