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Variation in Bacterial Communities Indicate There May Not Be Single Healthy Microbiome

Apr 16, 2014
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — For the microbiome, there may be many versions of normal and healthy, according to a new metagenomic analysis by a pair of researchers at the University of Michigan.

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