The Gut of Geographically Disparate <i>Ciona intestinalis</i> Harbors a Core Microbiota

The Gut of Geographically Disparate <i>Ciona intestinalis</i> Harbors a Core Microbiota

<div><p>It is now widely understood that all animals engage in complex interactions with bacteria (or microbes) throughout their various life stages. This ancient exchange can involve cooperation and has resulted in a wide range of evolved host-microbial interdependencies, including thos...

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Main Author: Larry J. Dishaw (545969) (author)
Other Authors: Jaime Flores-Torres (545970) (author), Simon Lax (451967) (author), Kristina Gemayel (545971) (author), Brittany Leigh (545972) (author), Daniela Melillo (545973) (author), M. Gail Mueller (545974) (author), Lenina Natale (545975) (author), Ivana Zucchetti (545976) (author), Rosaria De Santis (545977) (author), Maria Rosaria Pinto (545978) (author), Gary W. Litman (545979) (author), Jack A. Gilbert (53472) (author)
Published: 2014
Subjects:
Ecology
Biological Sciences
ecology
Community Ecology
Community assembly
ecosystems
Marine ecology
Evolutionary biology
Organismal evolution
Animal evolution
Microbial evolution
Evolutionary immunology
immunology
Immune system
Innate immune system
immunity
Marine biology
microbiology
organisms
animals
Sea squirts
Ciona intestinalis
Pathology and laboratory medicine
pathogenesis
Host-pathogen interactions
Model organisms
Animal models
geographically
disparate
harbors
microbiota
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