Blastocystis —a possible pathobiont— linked with greater bacterial diversity
3 Jun 2016by Sudarshan Shetty
The human gut microbiome consists of Bacteria, Archaea, viruses (mainly bacteriophages) and micro-eukaryotes (Human Microbiome Project Consortium). A wealth of data is available on bacterial communities and the focus is only occasionally directed towards the micro-eukaryotic members.