The effects of neuroblastoma and chemotherapy on metabolism, fecal microbiome, volatile organic compounds, and gut barrier function in a murine model
Christoph Castellani(Medical University of Graz), Holger Till(University Hospital Leipzig), Wolfram Miekisch(University of Rostock), Georg Singer(Medical University of Graz), Beate Obermüller(Medical University of Graz), A. Elhaddad(Medical University of Graz), Dagmar Kolb-Lenz(Medical University of Graz), Margarita Eibisberger(Medical University of Graz), Gert Warncke(Medical University of Graz), T. Pauer(Medical University of Graz), Gregor Summer(Medical University of Graz), Karl Kashofer(Medical University of Graz)
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