Characterization of the Diversity and Temporal Stability of Bacterial Communities in Human Milk

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RT @regenera_pni: Que la leche materna es fuente de bacterias y que estas contribuyen a la formación de la #microbiota intestinal del #bebé…

RT @ISRHML: #FlashbackFriday #bacterial communities are present in #breastmilk. Image shows relative abundance of bacteria in #humanmilk sa…

#FlashbackFriday #bacterial communities are present in #breastmilk. Image shows relative abundance of bacteria in #humanmilk samples from 16 subjects across three time points. @labratrunamok @McGuireSmcguire @microbesandmilk https://t.co/lODOdEjTgh http…

RT @bykriscampbell: Collado: A mother's breast milk is a source of diverse bacteria: https://t.co/dNDL3m9HTQ And these appear to help shape…

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