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The human gut microbiota plays important roles in human health but is also known to be highly diverse between populations from different regions. Yet most studies inadequately account for this regional diversity in their analyses. This study examines the extent to which geographical variation can act as a confounding variable for studies that associate the microbiota with human phenotypic variation. Population-based study. China. 2164 participants from 15 province-level divisions in China. We analysed the impact of geographic location
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