Lycium barbarum relieves gut microbiota dysbiosis and improves colonic barrier function in mice following antibiotic perturbation
Baoming Tian(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Juxiu Li(Northwest A&F University), Jiawei Zhang(Northwest A&F University), Lizhi Yu(Taizhou Municipal Hospital), Mengyao Liu(University of Science and Technology of China), Jianhua Zhao(Southwest Petroleum University), Wei An(Kunming Medical University), Yilin Liu(Henan Normal University)
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