Furthermore, the scientific community has begun to develop “new generation” techniques for the manipulation of the human intestinal microbiota ( 12 - 13 ), with the aim of verifying the effects on the development and the progress of some diseases, reaching in some cases, as in Clostridium difficile enterocolitis, extremely significant results both from the biological and clinical point of view ( 14 ).
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The impact of intestinal microbiota on bio-medical research: definitions, techniques and physiology of a "new frontier".
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