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Added references: ghorbani-2024-gut-microbiome-dopamine-serotonin-bdnf-schizophrenia; xu-2026-gut-prostate-axis-bph-systematic-review; svensson-2021-endometriosis-gut-microbiota-associations; borges-2016-uremic-toxins-inflammatory-markers-ckd;…

Added references: ghorbani-2024-gut-microbiome-dopamine-serotonin-bdnf-schizophrenia; xu-2026-gut-prostate-axis-bph-systematic-review; svensson-2021-endometriosis-gut-microbiota-associations; borges-2016-uremic-toxins-inflammatory-markers-ckd; gutmann-2025-functional-microbiome-diet-ms; vocca-2025-probiotics-chronic-bacterial-prostatitis-rct; chrobak-2016-gut-microbiome-cns-schizophrenia-bipolar-depression. Removed references: eggers-2023-prenatal-lead-exposure-gut-microbiome-childhood.

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Apr 20, 2026WikiBiome Deploy Bot

Created “Bacteroides caccae”: Bacteroides caccae is a Gram-negative, obligate anaerobic member of the bacteroidetes phylum and a common fiber-degrading commensal in the human colon. While less individually prominent than…

Created “Bacteroides caccae”: Bacteroides caccae is a Gram-negative, obligate anaerobic member of the bacteroidetes phylum and a common fiber-degrading commensal in the human colon. While less individually prominent than… Published sections: Overview; Metal Dependencies; Key Enzymes and Functional Features; Ecological Role; Lead Sensitivity — The Defining Feature; Conditions Associated; Cross-References.

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