Diet outperforms microbial transplant to drive microbiome recovery in mice
M
M. S. Kennedy
A
A. Freiburger
M
M. Cooper
K
K. Beilsmith
M
M. L. St George
M
M. Kalski
C
C. Cham
A
A. Guzzetta
S
S. C. Ng
F
F. K. Chan
O
O. DeLeon
D
D. Rubin
C
C. S. Henry
J
J. Bergelson
E
E. B. Chang
Article Details
Journal
Nature
Volume / Issue
Vol. 642, Issue 8068
Published
June 19, 2025
Pages
747-755
ISSN
0028-0836
Publisher
Nature Portfolio
Authors (15)
M
M. S. Kennedy
A
A. Freiburger
M
M. Cooper
K
K. Beilsmith
M
M. L. St George
M
M. Kalski
C
C. Cham
A
A. Guzzetta
S
S. C. Ng
F
F. K. Chan
O
O. DeLeon
D
D. Rubin
C
C. S. Henry
J
J. Bergelson
E
E. B. Chang
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