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The EPYC project investigates the evolution and persistence of diverse microbial communities in the human gut across generations. It aims to identify low-abundance microbes that play crucial roles in health and develop advanced techniques for studying these elusive species.
The EPYC project will characterize the evolution of long-term human associated eukaryotes and prokaryotes, using colonization patterns in 3 human generations.The gut microbiome is important for human health, supporting nutrition, pathogen defence and immune homeostasis, with more than 200 species inhabiting each human gut.
In recent years metagenomics led to notable breakthroughs in describing this microbial diversity, yet 50-90% of species are typically present at too low abundance to be genome…
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United Kingdom, Norwich
Type: Research institute
Activity type: Research Organisations
SME: No
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