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Gut Microbiota Fuel Aging Induced by Mitochondrial Dysfunction

Francesca Solagna D. Martínez-Martínez Norma Gabriela Zavala-Torres Annamaria Regina Jonas Widder G. G. Kaya Cosimo De Napoli Schmidt Luisa Ayesha Safoor J. S. van der Laan K. Morris S. Brodesser Aleksandra Trifunovic L. Nogara Bert Blaauw M. Krüger Manolis Pasparakis D. E. Sanin Mauro Corrado Filipe Cabreiro

Oct 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations

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It is found that microbiota promote host early-life fitness, at the cost of amplifying metabolic stress and inflammation later in life, and postulate that microbiota promote host early-life fitness, at the cost of amplifying metabolic stress and inflammation later in life.

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