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The fecal microbiome and rotavirus vaccine immunogenicity in rural Zimbabwean infants
the SHINE Trial Team
Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Vaccine Immunogenicity
100%
Rotavirus Vaccines
99%
Microbiota
70%
Rotavirus
35%
Metagenome
29%
anti-IgA
28%
Forests
24%
Seroconversion
23%
Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron
16%
Bifidobacterium longum
15%
Zimbabwe
13%
Sanitation
12%
Metagenomics
12%
Firearms
11%
Hygiene
10%
Immunoglobulin A
9%
Income
8%
Vaccines
7%
Water
6%
Regression Analysis
6%
Agriculture & Biology
Rotavirus
87%
immunogenicity
84%
microbiome
69%
vaccines
61%
seroconversion
18%
mouth
16%
income
12%
digestive system
11%
Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron
11%
sampling
10%
Bifidobacterium longum
9%
infant feeding
9%
Zimbabwe
8%
sanitation
8%
hygiene
7%
intestinal microorganisms
7%
species diversity
5%
sequence analysis
5%
dosage
3%
water
2%
testing
2%
methodology
1%
Social Sciences
infant
59%
hygiene
19%
Zimbabwe
18%
low income
14%
water
13%
income
11%
regression
11%
evidence
7%