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The copy number variation of the gene that encodes salivary amylase may be related to human microbiome diversity and function

14 May 2019

by GMFH Editing Team

Twin studies have revealed a link between host genes and the gut microbiome. New findings reveal that our gut microbiome may also respond to copy-number variations in host genes, for instance those encoding the salivary amylase enzyme.

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