Gut microbiome of non-human mammals in Qinghai Tibet Plateau

田晨(Tcsecret)

doi:10.26036/cnp0006202

September 1, 2026Open Access

Gut microbiome of non-human mammals in Qinghai Tibet Plateau

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To investigate and profile the diversity and functional characteristics of gut microbiota across non-human mammals indigenous to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
Profiled fecal and intestinal microbiota from non-human mammalian species across high-altitude plateau environments.
Assessed taxonomic variation and community composition associated with altitude and mammalian host species.
Taxonomic characterization reveals conserved and divergent microbial lineages across plateau mammalian species.
Microbial community patterns indicate enrichment for metabolic functions linked to energy extraction and cold tolerance.

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Observational study reveals gut microbiome variations in non-human mammals, highlighting microbial contributions to high-altitude survival on the Qinghai Tibet Plateau.

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