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A population-scale analysis of 36 gut microbiome studies reveals universal species signatures for common diseases

Medicine and Health

A population-scale analysis of 36 gut microbiome studies reveals universal species signatures for common diseases

W. Sun, Y. Zhang, et al.

Delve into groundbreaking research by Wen Sun and colleagues as they uncover the intricate relationship between gut microbiome diversity and various diseases. This comprehensive study of 6314 fecal metagenomes reveals profound insights into disease-associated species and holds promise for personalized disease management.

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