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DIFFERENCES IN COMPOSITION OF GUT MICROBIOTA IN WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT HYPEREMESIS GRAVIDARUM
- Biology, Medicine
- 2020
In hyperemesis-positive women, gut microbiota displayed higher alpha diversity than hyperemises-negative women, and the consequence of the absence or presence of H. pylori on the metagenomics of intestinal microbiota was studied.
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