The PubMed record presents an article titled "Integrative microbiome-methylome analysis links bacterial taxa to colorectal cancer histological subtypes," published in mSystems in 2026. The citation in the record lists the journal volume and issue as 11(9):e0062226 with Epub date 2026 Aug 24 and an entry date of 2026 Sep 22. The entry is identified as a free article on PubMed and provides links to full-text sources.
The bibliographic identifiers included in the PubMed entry are PMID 42635437 and DOI 10.1128/msystems.00622-26. The page includes standard PubMed navigation elements and links (full text links, MeSH terms, grants and funding, related information), but the excerpt of the PubMed page provided here does not contain the article abstract or the main text content.
The PubMed metadata lists multiple coauthors. Two authors, Ángel Escudero-Jiménez and Jorge Galán-Ros, are indicated as contributing equally. Affiliations associated with the author list include:
These affiliations indicate collaboration across clinical microbiology services, hospital-based molecular pathology groups, university genetics laboratories, an immunology department, and a genomics research laboratory in Spain.
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