2023
DOI: 10.53447/communc.1281221
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The microbiota of long-living and cancer-free blind mole rat $\textit{(Nannospalax xanthodon)}$ from the edge of its distribution in Northern Anatolia

Halil Mert SOLAK,
Efe SEZGİN,
Dagmar CİZKOVA
et al.

Abstract: The mammalian gut is colonized by microorganisms that affect development, immune system, energy metabolism, and reproduction. The majority of studies focused on laboratory or domestic animals in artificial setups, leaving the research focused on wild species underrepresented. The Anatolian Blind Molerat (hereafter ABMR), $\textit{Nannospalax xanthodon}$, is a subterranean rodent that receives much attention due to its unique traits, such as tolerance to extreme hypoxic stress, resistance to cancer, and longer … Show more

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