This entry summarizes the bibliographic and author metadata available on the PubMed record for the study titled “Global and local trajectories of infant gut microbiota development in Bangladesh across the COVID‑19 pandemic.” The PubMed page lists the article as a free article in mSystems but the provided excerpt does not include the study abstract, methods, results, or conclusions. For detailed clinical and research information, readers must consult the full text.
The PubMed entry lists a multi‑author team. Several authors are identified as having contributed equally. Representative named contributors include Maria Ioanna Papadaki, Gwen Falony, Sara Vieira‑Silva, Raul Yhossef Tito, Mustafizur Rahman, Jeroen Raes, and Jelle Matthijnssens, among others.
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These affiliations indicate a collaborative, international team with partners in Belgium, the Netherlands, the United States, and Bangladesh.
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