Image of the Day: Rolling in the Gut

A stylized, merged image from a time series shows a strain of Vibrio cholerae (blue) within the gut of a zebrafish.

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Jul 27, 2016 | 1 min read

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, MATTHEW JEMIELITA AND TRAVIS WILES

(See T.J. Wiles, et al. “Host gut motility promotes competitive exclusion within a model intestinal microbiota,” PLOS Biology,2016.)

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