Meta-Analysis Defines Three Human Gut Microbiome Subtypes
April 20, 2011
Meta-Analysis Defines Three Human Gut Microbiome Subtypes
Bringing together new and published metagenome data on gut microbes for dozens of individuals from six countries, researchers have identified three types of stable gut microbe communities, dubbed enterotypes.
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