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An ubiquitous antibacterial toxin from human gut bacteria engenders neonatal colonization advantage

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By Jessica Tung, Seongmi K. Russell, David Hecht, Drew Schwartz, Juliane Bubeck Wardenburg, Ezequiel Valguarnera, Jesse J. Pak
| Nature Verified
Abstract Bacteroides fragilis is a common member of the human colonic microbiota. In children, the B. fragilis Type 6 Secretion System (T6SS) has been suggested to mediate dominance between coexisting strains. We sequenced nearly 900 clinical isolates and characterized their T6SS toxin repertoire. The T6SS effector Bte3 was identified as one of the most prevalent effectors within this human isolate cohort. Bte3 exhibited the ability to intoxicate both B.
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The Greek Retreats Redefining Wellness Travel

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By Drew Schwartz
| Thrillist Verified
Travel Hotels In Greece, wellness is not a trend, but a fact of life. A room with a view at the Kea Retreat in Greece. | All photos courtesy the author.A room with a view at the Kea Retreat in Greece. | All photos courtesy the author. I’ve spent the past two months living in Greece, falling ever deeper in love with a country that keeps finding new ways to bowl me over—with its godsent beauty, and its cultural allergy to pretension, and its people’s inexhaustible capacity for kindness.
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Clinical sequelae of gut microbiome development and disruption in hospitalized preterm infants

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By Robert Thänert, Drew Schwartz, Eric Keen, Carla Hall-Moore
| Cell Host & Microbe Verified
In Figure 1D of the originally published article, diamonds indicating the number of preterm infants with metagenomically detected species forandwere incorrect. The article has been updated online and the correct version appears in print. The authors regret the error.
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