- The
opposite is seen with
lower gut
microbiome diversity, and
these microbiotas may work
together to
create host food cravings. Additionally, the liver...
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Microbiota are the
range of
microorganisms that may be commensal, mutualistic, or
pathogenic found in and on all
multicellular organisms,
including plants...
- Look up
Microbiota or
microbiota in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Microbiota are the
microflora and
microfauna in an ecosystem.
Microbiota may also...
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Fecal microbiota transplant (FMT), also
known as a
stool transplant, is the
process of
transferring fecal bacteria and
other microbes from a
healthy individual...
- The
human microbiome is the
aggregate of all
microbiota that
reside on or
within human tissues and
biofluids along with the
corresponding anatomical sites...
- the
central nervous system (CNS). The term "
microbiota–gut–brain axis"
highlights the role of gut
microbiota in
these biochemical signaling.
Broadly defined...
- It is part of the
normal human microbiota,
typically the skin
microbiota, and less
commonly the
mucosal microbiota and also
found in
marine sponges...
- ****l flora, ****l
microbiota or ****l
microbiome are the
microorganisms that
colonize the ****. They were
discovered by the
German gynecologist...
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Human microbiota are
microorganisms (bacteria, viruses,
fungi and archaea)
found in a
specific environment. They can be
found in the stomach, intestines...
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characterized by a
disruption to the
microbiome resulting in an
imbalance in the
microbiota,
changes in
their functional composition and
metabolic activities, or...
