A Coxiella-type read is not a probiotic or disease diagnosis

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What changed

The breeding, feeding and health boundary now includes the 2015 Neocaridina ovarian-stage microbiota survey while separating a relative 16S profile from bacterial load, prevalence, function and causation.

Why it changed

The study sampled nine females cross-sectionally, three per visually assigned stage, after a two-day fast. Its 27 tissue libraries showed stage-associated gut diversity and a dominant early-stage Coxiella-type OTU, but no microbe was cultured or manipulated and no fertility, hatch, survival, disease or treatment outcome was measured.

Sources reviewed for this change

https://doi.org/10.1007/s10126-015-9662-8

Affected practical guides

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