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A new paper by Bryan Hsu and colleagues at Harvard and Brigham and Women's Hospital showed (in the mouse gut) that introducing phages led to predictable shifts in the targeted population, but also had "cascading effects" on non-phage-susceptible bacteria. Also, phage-induced shifts led to changes in the metabolome, including changing neurotransmitter levels, etc.
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