Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract

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Main Authors:	Low, Adrian, Soh, Melissa, Miyake, Sou, Aw, Vanessa Zhi Jie, Feng, Jian, Wong, Adeline, Seedorf, Henning
Other Authors:	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
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Published:	MDPI 2022
Subjects:	16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing Dietary changes Gastrointestinal tract Muribaculaceae Predictive metagenomic profiling Standard chow Western diet
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-2331822024-04-02T07:48:07Z Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract Low, Adrian Soh, Melissa Miyake, Sou Aw, Vanessa Zhi Jie Feng, Jian Wong, Adeline Seedorf, Henning BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing Dietary changes Gastrointestinal tract Muribaculaceae Predictive metagenomic profiling Standard chow Western diet 10.3390/ijms22115981 International Journal of Molecular Sciences 22 11 5981 2022-10-13T07:37:19Z 2022-10-13T07:37:19Z 2021-06-01 Article Low, Adrian, Soh, Melissa, Miyake, Sou, Aw, Vanessa Zhi Jie, Feng, Jian, Wong, Adeline, Seedorf, Henning (2021-06-01). Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract. International Journal of Molecular Sciences 22 (11) : 5981. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijms22115981 1661-6596 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/233182 Attribution 4.0 International https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ MDPI Scopus OA2021
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topic	16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing Dietary changes Gastrointestinal tract Muribaculaceae Predictive metagenomic profiling Standard chow Western diet
spellingShingle	16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing Dietary changes Gastrointestinal tract Muribaculaceae Predictive metagenomic profiling Standard chow Western diet Low, Adrian Soh, Melissa Miyake, Sou Aw, Vanessa Zhi Jie Feng, Jian Wong, Adeline Seedorf, Henning Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract
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author_facet	BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Low, Adrian Soh, Melissa Miyake, Sou Aw, Vanessa Zhi Jie Feng, Jian Wong, Adeline Seedorf, Henning
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author	Low, Adrian Soh, Melissa Miyake, Sou Aw, Vanessa Zhi Jie Feng, Jian Wong, Adeline Seedorf, Henning
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title	Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract
title_short	Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract
title_full	Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract
title_fullStr	Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract
title_full_unstemmed	Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract
title_sort	longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract
publisher	MDPI
publishDate	2022
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Longitudinal changes in diet cause repeatable and largely reversible shifts in gut microbial communities of laboratory mice and are observed across segments of the entire intestinal tract

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