ArticleGenome research2022
Diurnal and eating-associated microbial patterns revealed via high-frequency saliva sampling.
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Abstract
The oral microbiome is linked to oral and systemic health, but its fluctuation under frequent daily activities remains elusive. Here, we sampled saliva at 10- to 60-min intervals to track the high-resolution microbiome dynamics during the course of human activities. This dense time series data showed that eating activity markedly perturbed the salivary microbiota, with tongue-specific
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