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Distinctive Patterns of Gut Bifidobacterium Diversity in Mongolian Adults: Regional Variation and Dairy Intake Associations
Background/Objectives : Despite increasing interest in the human gut microbiome, particularly in Bifidobacterium , studies focusing on traditionally living populations with high habitual dairy consumption remain limited. This study investigated species-level diversity, abundance, and regional variat
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