Формирование кишечного микробиоценоза: состояние проблемы
Аннотация
Ключевые слова: дети, колонизация, кишечная флора, микробиоценоз, грудное молоко, пробиотические бактерии, продукты питания.
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Н.И. УрсоваСписок литературы
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Урсова Н. Формирование кишечного микробиоценоза: состояние проблемы. Вопросы современной педиатрии. 2011;10(4):62–69.
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Ursova N. FORMATION OF INTESTINAL MICROBIOCENOSIS: THE STATE OF A PROBLEM. Current Pediatrics. 2011;10(4):62–69.
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