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Fitness and diet responsiveness simultaneously defined in multiple Bacteroides strains in vivo

ABSTRACT: A generalizable approach is used to identify fitness determinants for multiple bacterial strains simultaneously in a model human gut microbiota, obtain gene-level characterization of their niches and responses to diet change, and design prebiotics for precision microbiota manipulation.

PROVIDER: PRJEB9434 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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