A Western Diet Ecological Module Identified from the ‘Humanized’ Mouse Microbiota Predicts Diet in Adults and Formula Feeding in Children
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A Western Diet Ecological Module Identified from the ‘Humanized’ Mouse Microbiota Predicts Diet in Adults and Formula Feeding in Children

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This study identifies an ecological network module underlying the association of the gut microbiota with Western dietary habits.

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Siddharth J, Holway N, Parkinson SJ (2013) A Western Diet Ecological Module Identified from the ‘Humanized’ Mouse Microbiota Predicts Diet in Adults and Formula Feeding in Children.
PLoS ONE 8(12): e83689. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0083689.
Copyright: © 2013 Siddharth et al.

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