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Cell (In Press)
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Oxygen-responsive bacterial glycosphingolipid links symbiont fitness and immune development in neonatal host

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Research shows that Bacteroides fragilis produces a specialized membrane lipid enabling survival in microaerobic environments during neonatal gut colonization, revealing divergent evolutionary strategies among related bacterial species.

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basic researchmicrobiologybacterial lipidsgut microbiomeimmune development

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Published by Cell (In Press) on September 1, 2026 12:00 AM

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