Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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What happens when mice that have no microbes are inoculated with healthy fecal material from normal microbe-rich mice?
They lose weight because of horizontal gene transfer
They gain weight because the new microbes help break down food
The mouse genome acquires new genes from the microbes
Their immune systems are overwhelmed and they die
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