gut microbiome

Gut microbiome helps control intestinal digestion and the immune system.
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Color-enhanced scanning electron micrograph showing a diverse community of gut bacteria, including rod-shaped and spherical cells in various colors, clustered together on a dark background.
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Blue rod-shaped bacteria line the human gut.
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A graphic showing microbes in a white gastrointestinal tract on a pink background.
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A close-up of bacteriophages appearing to infect bacteria on a blue background.
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A microscopic image of the mouse colon shows cells, mucus, and microbes stained in pink and blue.
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Close-up of green, rod-shaped bacteria, representing microorganisms in the intestinal microbiome.
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A young woman holds a glass of water as she puts a blue, oval-shaped pill into her mouth.
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An Illustration of a woman with a visible digestive system on her shirt, surrounded by icons of bacteria and two-way arrows connecting to the brain, symbolizing the gut-brain connection.
A photograph of peanuts.
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