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Patrick J. Kane

University of Maryland, Baltimore

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Colonization at birth with human CST IV cervicovaginal microbiota alters development and increases neonatal mortality in mice

Eldin Jašarević, Elizabeth M. Hill, Patrick J. Kane, Lindsay Rutt, Trevonn M. Gyles, Lillian M. Folts, Kylie D. Rock, Christopher D. Howard, Kathleen E. Morrison, Jacques Ravel, Tracy L. Bale

The paper shows that colonization with nonoptimal human cervicovaginal microbiota in mice leads to developmental issues and increased neonatal mortality.

bioRxiv · Feb 1, 2021 · PreprintSystems Biology