Breastfeeding frequency is associated with differential abundance of bacteria in human milk

Elizabeth A Holdsworth; Janet E Williams; Ryan M Pace; Edward H Hagen; Avery A Lane; Maria A Gartstein; Mark A McGuire; Michelle K McGuire; Courtney L Meehan

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Breastfeeding frequency is associated with differential abundance of bacteria in human milk

Elizabeth A Holdsworth, Janet E Williams, Ryan M Pace, Edward H Hagen, Avery A Lane, Maria A Gartstein, Mark A McGuire, Michelle K McGuire and Courtney L Meehan

American Journal of Biological Anthropology, Vol.17

2022

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Title: Breastfeeding frequency is associated with differential abundance of bacteria in human milk
Creators: Elizabeth A Holdsworth
Janet E Williams
Ryan M Pace
Edward H Hagen
Avery A Lane
Maria A Gartstein
Mark A McGuire
Michelle K McGuire
Courtney L Meehan
Publication Details: American Journal of Biological Anthropology, Vol.17
Identifiers: 996630839601851
Academic Unit: Animal, Veterinary, and Food Sciences; College of Agricultural and Life Sciences; Institute for Health in the Human Ecosystem; Idaho Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment; Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station; Initiative for Bioinformatics and Evolutionary Studies; Institute for Modeling Collaboration and Innovation; Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article