Similarly, a higher Ruminococcus torques level was predominantly associated with GI problems in ASD children [ 58 ], while the negative associations of the levels of Prevotellacea , Bacteroidaceae , Prevotellacea , Clostridiaceae , and Lachnospiraceae with GI problems did not reach statistical significance [ 63 ].
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Harnessing the Gut Microbiome: To What Extent Can Pre-/Probiotics Alleviate Immune Activation in Autism Spectrum Disorder?
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