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The eukaryotic host–microbe–phage–nutrition interplay determines the bacterial effectors of supplemental lysine’s health benefits: An experimental cellular senescence model of digestive conditions in older adults

Ghadimi, Darab et al.
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Recently, the consumption of various forms of the nutritive amino acid lysine (e.g., nutraceuticals and dietary supplements) has increased, particularly among the elderly, as it cannot be synthesized by the human body and plays a crucial role in several cellular physiological processes, including in
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