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Optimization of bacterial colonization in the gut of axenic and conventional zebrafish larvae using live food
ABSTRACT The zebrafish increasingly serves as a model for studying the influence of the gut microbiota on the physiology of the host. In an experimental setting, specific bacteria can be used to colonize the gut of zebrafish at an early stage (larvae), affecting their development, physiology, behavi
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