Exame de fenótipos de acolhimento em<em> Gambusia affinis</em> Após o tratamento antibiótico
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Este estudo envolve métodos para revelar efeitos sobre um modelo hospedeiro peixe seguintes alterações da pele e do intestino composição comunidades microbioma por um antibiótico.
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Carlson, J. M., Chavez, O., Aggarwal, S., Primm, T. P. Examination of Host Phenotypes in Gambusia affinis Following Antibiotic Treatment. J. Vis. Exp. (120), e55170, doi:10.3791/55170 (2017).
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