„Superkomplex“ Mikrobiom

Unser Körper beherbergt eine überaus vielfältige, von außen unsichtbare Gesellschaft von Lebewesen: das „Mikrobiom“. Es ist auch definiert als Gesamtheit aller Mikroorganismen, die in bzw. auf einem mehrzelligen Wirt leben – mit besonderen physikalischen und chemischen Eigenschaften.

Publication History

Article published online:
04 December 2023

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