Cohort study uncovers chaotic microbial state transitions in inflammatory bowel disease patients, indicating limited intrafamily transmission.
) the distinct and chaotic IBD-specific communities. Weak community and physiological changes are further traceable in a small number of individuals, who developed IBD in the study's runtime. Our findings demonstrate broad-scale ecological patterns which indicate drastic state transitions of communities in IBD patients. These patterns appear to be universal across cohorts and influence physiological signs of inflammation, display increased resilience, but show only limited heritability/intrafamily transmission.
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