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Discovery, functionality and global dynamics of Bifidobacterium longum subsp. nexti : a novel starch-degrading subspecies in the infant gut
Bifidobacterium longum is a foundational, genetically diverse member of the infant gut microbiome, yet resolving its subspecies in metagenomic data remains challenging. Here, we performed a deep phylogenetic characterization of the B. longum species utilizing 4,577 fecal metagenomes from the LLNEXT
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