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The role of the developing gut microbiota in the age-dependent susceptibility to Vibrio cholerae colonization and disease
Cholera causes severe diarrheal illness in young children, but the mechanisms underlying age-dependent susceptibility remain unclear. Experimental cholera in neonatal mice recapitulates age-dependent susceptibility: suckling mice are susceptible to Vibrio cholerae colonization and cholera toxin (CT)
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