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D. Aciole Barbosa

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FUNGAL DYSBIOSIS CORRELATES WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF TUMOUR-INDUCED CACHEXIA IN MICE

D. L. Jabes, Y. N. L. F. de Maria, D. Aciole Barbosa, K. B. N. H. Santos, V. C. Alencar, L. d. M. Carvalho, A. C. Humberto, M. L. Batista, R. Costa de Oliveira, F. B. Menegidio, L. R. Nunes

This study investigates changes in the gut fungal population of mice during cancer-induced cachexia, finding significant dysbiosis and identifying potential probiotic candidates.

bioRxiv · Jun 29, 2020Microbiology