NEW YORK – The microbial communities found in the guts of wild animals are home to diverse species not described in the past, including organisms that may impact human health and disease, according to new research from a team in Israel and the US.
NEW YORK – The microbial communities found in the guts of wild animals are home to diverse species not described in the past, including organisms that may impact human health and disease, according to new research from a team in Israel and the US.
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