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Genome Medicine announces a new series on microbes in health and disease
In 2013 Genome Medicine will launch a new thematic series focusing on Microbes in health and disease. This series will highlight advances in genome-scale and other ‘omic approaches for studying...
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Presentation of the Microbiology, Immunology, Infection and Inflammation...
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Using the microbiome to predict risk of infection following chemotherapy
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Do probiotics have a beneficial effect on healthy adults?
According to a recent report the global market for probiotics is expected to reach USD 52.35 billion by 2020. Keeping a strong immune system is related to gut health so growing consumer awareness...
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Adapting and adopting microbiome data into clinical practice
Numerous sophisticated laboratory and computational methods have been developed to identify the sheer complexity of the composition of microbial communities, as well as the molecular interactions among...
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The gut microbiota and Parkinson’s disease – what we know so far
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