Fig. 1 The gut microbiota in development and disease.

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Fig. 1 The gut microbiota in development and disease. J K Nicholson et al. Science 2012;336:1262-1267. Published by AAAS.

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Fig. 1 The gut microbiota in development and disease. J K Nicholson et al. Science 2012;336:1262-1267 Published by AAAS

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