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Lowered Abundance of Gut Bacteriophage Species Is Associated With Human Cancer Cachexia
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Cancer cachexia exemplifies a high medical need condition without effective treatment. Recent studies implicated bacterial gut microbiome alterations to cancer cachexia. Whether the gut bacteriophage profile, an important microbiome component for health and disease, is also related to cancer cachexia remains unknown. We aimed to profile gut microbiome alterations in human cancer cachexia with attention on bacteriophages.
Keywords:
cancer cachexia
gut bacteriophages
gut microbiome
metagenomics
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