Abstract:All mucosal surfaces of the human body are home to vast, complex communities of microbial organisms. These multitudes of non-pathological microbes are otherwise known as the human ‘microbiome’. It is only in recent years with developments in genome coding, that we are beginning to comprehend the significance of the microbiome on host physiology and disease. These microbes, once considered malevolent, have now become high profile in the media. The phrases ‘gut health’ and ‘microbiome’ are referred to across a r… Show more
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