Gut microbiota and lipopolysaccharide content of the diet influence development of regulatory T cells: studies in germ-free mice

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RT @gerdosi: LPS in diet has an effect on immune function, although not as pronounced as the gut microbiota. Watch out for the diet used in…

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RT @gerdosi: LPS in diet has an effect on immune function, although not as pronounced as the gut microbiota. Watch out for the diet used in…

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LPS in diet has an effect on immune function, although not as pronounced as the gut microbiota. Watch out for the diet used in GF animals. (Also, study is supportive of the hygiene hypothesis.) https://t.co/zBr8xxOHps

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@functionalgut Here you go! http://t.co/V3pI6pDxr4 ; http://t.co/NpUzTLO8H4 ; http://t.co/iVpEYAws8Q

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