A step ahead: Exploring the gut microbiota in inpatients with bipolar disorder during a depressive episode
Annamaria Painold(Medical University of Graz), Eva Z. Reininghaus(Medical University of Graz), Sabrina Mörkl(Medical University of Graz), Gregor Gorkiewicz(Medical University of Graz), Nina Dalkner(Medical University of Graz), Karl Kashofer(Medical University of Graz), Armin Birner(Medical University of Graz), Susanne Bengesser(Medical University of Graz), Robert Queissner(Medical University of Graz), Frederike T. Fellendorf(Klinik für Psychosomatik), Gregor Schütze(Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München), Bettina Halwachs(Medical University of Graz), Markus Schwarz, Anna K. Holl(Medical University of Graz), Natalie Moll(LMU Klinikum), Peter Holzer(Medical University of Graz), H.P. Kapfhammer(Medical University of Graz), Martina Platzer(Medical University of Graz)
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