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Metagenomic analysis of the intestinal microbiome in goats on cactus and
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Abstract
Background: The Peruvian coast is characterized by its arid and saline soils, the cactus being an alternative for arid soils and Aim: To identify the intestinal microbiota in goats through a metagenomic analysis. Methods: In this study, goats and kids were randomly selected and fed cacti and Results: The sequencing results showed the taxonomic levels of Bacteroidetes and Firmicutes at the phylum level as the most abundant in creole goats' microbiome, varying from 18% to 36% and 47% to 66%, respectively. At the genus level, variants of the genus Conclusion: These microbiota changes based on diets with high fiber content are necessary to understand the adaptation of this species to favorable dietary changes.
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