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Functional gut microbiome dysbiosis is associated with overall survival after solid organ transplantation
BackgroundLong-term survival after solid organ transplantation remains limited by infection, graft dysfunction, and systemic complications. Recent evidence suggests that gut dysbiosis, marked by loss of beneficial commensals and expansion of opportunistic pathogens, is associated with increased mort
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