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Designing microbial communities to starve out invading pathogens.
Identifying key features required for specific community-level functions can be challenging, especially considering the complexity of the gut microbiome. In a recent study in Science, Spragge et al. present a high-throughput experimental framework to rationally design microbial communities that can resist invasion by specific bacterial pathogens.
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