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Introduction<p>Body mass index (BMI) is considered an important factor in tumor prognosis, but its role in gastric cancer (GC) remains controversial. There is a lack of studies exploring the effect of BMI on gastric cancer from the perspective of intratumoral microbiota. This study aimed to co...

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Main Author: Kang Liu (423471) (author)
Other Authors: Zhengchen Jiang (20741975) (author), Yubo Ma (2687980) (author), Ruihong Xia (20741978) (author), Yingsong Zheng (20741981) (author), Kailai Yin (19329667) (author), Chuhong Pang (16836019) (author), Li Yuan (102305) (author), Xiangdong Cheng (484971) (author), Zhuo Liu (357070) (author), Bo Zhang (6559) (author), Shi Wang (116703) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Clinical Microbiology
GC
BMI
intratumoral microbiota
immune cells
metabolome
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