Bay Area residents have only half as many microbial species in their gut as hunter-gatherers in Tanzania.
. “We have lost species that were part of human biology for most, or all, of our evolutionary history.”
To be sure, Western-style dietary changes and modern medicines have solved some of humanity’s biggest problems, said Sonnenburg, assistant professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the Stanford University School of Medicine. The Stanford team also sequenced the genomes of more than 90,000 different specimens. The sequences could help reveal the function of each species of microbe — and suggest, perhaps, why some have perished.
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