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Supplementary materials<b>--</b><b>Pangenome-Resolved Prediction Links Fungal Lignocellulose Degradation to Cross-Kingdom Metabolic Dysbiosis in the Human Gut</b>
Fungal lignocellulose-degradation potential is associated with bacterial metabolic dysbiosis in the human gut
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