Yong Jun Kwon, In Ji Hwang, Yu Been Oh, Soo Bin Lee, Seung A. Byun, Ga Yeong Lee, Eun Song Song, Soo Hyun Kim, Jong Hee Shin
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27 April 2024
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P2182
Gut microbiota in preterm infants: changes associated with bacterial and fungal bloodstream infections
27 April 2024
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P2183
The effects of probiotic Bifidobacterium breve Bif195 for diarrhoea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome
27 April 2024
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P2184
Gut microbiome dynamics in human melioidosis: a comprehensive analysis from early infection through recovery
27 April 2024
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P2186
Antibiotic treatment delayed gut microbiome recovery in children with watery diarrhoea
27 April 2024
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P2187
Comparison of faecal sample collection methods in gut microbiome research
27 April 2024
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P2189
Structural variations in microbiome after prolonged cryopreservation of faecal samples
27 April 2024
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P2190
Evaluating the correlation between the vaginal microbiome and clinical outcomes: is our data analysis accurate?
27 April 2024
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P2191
The urinary microbiome is highly diverse: shotgun metagenomics of urine samples from 1,000 individuals of the population-based SCAPIS cohort
27 April 2024
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P2192
Whole-genome sequencing and 16s metabarcoding analysis provide new insights in the relationship between the composition of gut microbiota and colonization by Klebsiella pneumoniae.
27 April 2024
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P2193
Faecal microbiota differences in patients with HIV, chronic hepatitis C and HIV/HCV coinfection
27 April 2024
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P2194
Higher total bacterial load in vagina is associated with endometrial hyperplasia
27 April 2024
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P2195
Dead or alive? Novel strategy for the differential analysis of the microbiome composition
27 April 2024
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P2196
Comparing the lung microbiome across COPD GOLD stages
27 April 2024
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P2197
The effect of recurrent urinary tract infections on the proteome
27 April 2024
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P2198
Vaginal and gut phageomes and microbiomes in recurrent urinary tract infection
27 April 2024
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P2199
The influence of age on the stability of the gut microbiota composition as a factor determining the faecal microbiota transplantation effectiveness in a rat model
27 April 2024
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P2200
The microbiome from diabetic foot ulcers: are there particular patterns to take care in clinical practice?
27 April 2024
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P2201
Quantitative detection of short-chain fatty acids in the fecal metabolome
27 April 2024
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P2202
Analyses of nasopharyngeal microbiota patterns associated to pneumococcal pneumonia in adults: a prospective double case-control study in COVID-19 pandemic period
27 April 2024
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P2203
Nanopore-based 16S rRNA gene sequencing improves bacterial identification in clinical samples compared to Sanger-sequencing
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