Mice exposed to infant formula enriched with polyamines: impact on host transcriptome and microbiome.

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Mice exposed to infant formula ...... transcriptome and microbiome.

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Gaspar Ros

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María García Romo

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María Jesús Periago

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Rafael Frías

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Seppo Salminen

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10.1039/C7FO00073A

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Maria Carmen Collado

Carlos Gómez Gallego

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2017-03-15T00:00:00Z

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