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Inter-microbial relations shape the preterm gut

Nature Microbiology volume 6, pages 423–424 (2021)Cite this article

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Pairwise interactions within and between bacteria and fungi are key drivers of the predictable development of the preterm infant gut microbiome.

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Fig. 1: MK-SpikeSeq quantifies absolute changes of abundances occurring within the preterm infant gut microbiome.

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