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Integrating host-microbiota metabolic networks: how aromatic amino acids shape immune homeostasis and affect disease progression

Nature·Jun 1

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research is examining the relationship between host-microbiota metabolic networks and immune homeostasis. aromatic amino acids are found to play a role in shaping immune homeostasis. this relationship may also have an impact on disease progression.

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