Spaceflight alters host-gut microbiota interactions

Emmanuel González(Inserm), Nicholas J. B. Brereton(University College Dublin), Rick J. Jansen(North Dakota State University), Braden Tierney(Cornell University), Michael Lee(Ames Research Center), Stefan J. Green(Rush University Medical Center), Fathi Karouia(Ames Research Center), M. Mishra(New York University), Pamela Flores(University of Colorado Boulder), Alexei V. Finkelstein(Ames Research Center), Laura Beckett(University of Nottingham), Silvio Weging(Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg), Daniela Bezdan(Cornell University), Natalie Lipieta(Broad Institute), J. Galazska(Ames Research Center), Angela Mo(University of British Columbia), Richard D. Barker(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Nitin K. Singh(Occupational Safety & Health Administration), Patti Walton(Ames Research Center), Julia M. Kelliher(Los Alamos National Laboratory)
npj Biofilms and Microbiomes
August 29, 2024
10.1038/s41522-024-00545-1
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