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Volume 30, Number 8—August 2024
Etymologia

Microbiota [mī′′-krō-bī′-ō-′tә], microbiome [mī′′-krō-bī′-ōm]

Julia Memrava Cabrera and Daniel F.M. MonteComments to Author 
Author affiliations: Sao Paulo State University, Jaboticabal, Brazil (J.M. Cabrera); Federal University of Paraiba, Areia, Brazil (D.F.M. Monte)

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Molecular biologist and Nobel laureate Joshua Lederberg in his laboratory in Wisconsin, 1958. Dr. Lederberg played a pivotal role in coining the term microbiome as we know it today. Public domain image from the National Library of Medicine.

Figure. Molecular biologist and Nobel laureate Joshua Lederberg in his laboratory in Wisconsin, 1958. Dr. Lederberg played a pivotal role in coining the term microbiome as we know it today. Public domain image from the National Library of Medicine.

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