Rat species Rattus norvegicus, also known as the brown street rat, is the most abundant
mammal after humans in urban areas, where they co-exist with humans and domestic …

Urban rats serve as reservoirs for several zoonotic pathogens that seriously endanger public
health, destroy stored food, and damage infrastructure due to their close interaction with …

BACKGROUND Wild rats have the potential to hold zoonotic infectious agents that can
spread to humans and cause disease. AIM To better understand the composition of gut …

To gain insight into the importance of carefully selecting the sampling area for intestinal
microbiota studies, cecal and fecal microbial communities of Caldes meat rabbit were …

Abstract Background Rattus norvegicus and Suncus murinus are important reservoirs of
zoonotic bacterial diseases. An understanding of the composition of gut and oropharynx …

Gut microbiota are closely linked to host health and adaptability to different geographical
environments. However, information on the influence of different geographical conditions on …

Mounting evidence revealed the importance of gut microbiota in host metabolism, immunity
and physiology, and health. Yimeng black goats (YBGs) mainly distributed in Shandong …

Background Rabbit can produce meat, fur and leather, and serves as an important
biomedical animal model. Understanding the microbial community of rabbits helps to raise …

Gastrointestinal bacteria are essential for host health, and only viable microorganisms
contribute to gastrointestinal functions. When evaluating the gut microbiota by next …

Background Gut microbiota plays a significant role in host survival, health, and diseases;
however, compared to other livestock, research on the gut microbiome of donkeys is limited …