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The intestinal microbiota is an ecosystem formed by a variety of ecological niches, made of several bacterial species and a very large amount of strains. The microbiota is in close contact with the intestinal mucosa or epithelial interface which is, after the respiratory area, the largest surface of the body, occupying approximately 250–400m 2 . The physiological activities of the microbiota...
The intestinal microbiota is complex and features several bacterial species pertaining to a wide variety of strains. Anatomically, the microbiota is in close contact with the intestinal mucosa and epithelial interface. Therefore, the microbiota has been hypothesized to play important roles in human health, ranging from modulation of the immune response to direct influence on intestinal function. From...
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