Host Genes Related to Paneth Cells and Xenobiotic Metabolism Are Associated with Shifts in Human Ileum-Associated Microbial Composition
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F. James Rohlf | Tianyi Zhang | Ellen Li | Daniel N. Frank | Charles E. Robertson | Robert A. DeSimone | Steven R. Hunt | Rodney D. Newberry | Erica Sodergren | George Weinstock | G. Weinstock | E. Sodergren | F. Rohlf | T. Dassopoulos | D. Frank | C. Robertson | Tianyi Zhang | Wei Zhu | Ellen Li | S. Hunt | R. Newberry | R. DeSimone | X. Jiao | Q. Gong | Xiangmin Jiao | Wei Zhu | Qing Qing Gong | Themistocles Dassopoulos
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