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Modeling microbiome dynamics on social networks: how between-host transmission shapes within-host evolution
A social network perspective on the human microbiome is crucial for understanding how the interplay between within-host microbial dynamics and between-host transmission influences microbial community stability, host metabolism, and population health and nutrition. Here, we provide a mathematical and
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