Microbiota differences between commercial breeders impacts the post-stroke immune response
Highlights • The gut microbiota composition differs between mice from different breeders. • Differences in microbiota composition correlates to changes in T cell polarization. • Microbiota-dependent T cell polarization affects immunotherapeutic efficacy.
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| description | Highlights • The gut microbiota composition differs between mice from different breeders. • Differences in microbiota composition correlates to changes in T cell polarization. • Microbiota-dependent T cell polarization affects immunotherapeutic efficacy. |
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