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Omics · study · 2026

Early-life nutritional imbalance impairs colonic epithelial regeneration through gut microbiota dysbiosis and metabolic suppression

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Childhood malnutrition represents a major global health burden that extends beyond caloric deficiency to include dietary imbalance.

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The early-life gut microbiome functions as a dynamic ecosystem whose structure and metabolic output are intimately linked to host development, yet how nutritional imbalance disrupts this ecosystem and its integration with the host remains poorly understood.

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