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Agarose oligosaccharides balance the intestinal stem cells homeostasis in aged D. melanogaster by regulating Acetobacter persici-acetic acid-JAK/STAT signaling axis

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we attempted to confirm the relationship between effects of AOS(Agarose oligosaccharides) and intestinal flora in aged D. melanogaster.

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2025-07-16

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Agarose oligosaccharides balance the intestinal stem cells homeostasis in aged D. melanogaster by regulating Acetobacter persici-acetic acid-JAK/STAT signaling axis

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