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Regional variation in bacterial and fungal community composition of traditional Turkish mold-ripened cheeses
This study aimed to characterize the bacterial and fungal community structure of Turkish mold-ripened cheeses and to evaluate the influence of geographical origin on microbial diversity. A total of 14 cheeses from 12 provinces across four geographical regions were analyzed using high-throughput 16 S
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