Disentangling microbiota-dependent and -independent impacts of antibiotics on host physiology - Nature
Using a computational tool called CompoRes, the authors show that antibiotics can alter feeding behaviour, immunity and circadian regulation, revealing a non-microbial pathway by which antibiotic treatment reshapes host physiology.
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Ethics statement All of the experiments using mice were conducted in compliance with the European Union directive regarding the protection of animals used for experimental and other scientific purpo…Read more

