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Functional characterization of duodenal microbiota and associated enteropathy in undernourished Bangladeshi women and gnotobiotic mice
Undernutrition is an intergenerational global health challenge. Environmental enteric dysfunction (EED) is a small intestinal (SI) disorder characterized by villous atrophy, gut barrier dysfunction, malabsorption and systemic inflammation. To examine its pathogenesis and role in undernutrition, we p
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