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Several lines of evidence suggest that degradation of Cr and creatinine by gut microbiota may impact host physiology and pathology.

This is potentially concerning because loss of specific commensal bacteria may impact host health.

The gut microbiota may impact host health by producing toxic bacterial metabolites such as TMA and indole and delivering them into the bloodstream.

Such associations between group-level abundance of GIGs and host phenotypes suggest that some of the GIGs may impact host health as a functional group.

This work indicates that, upon undernutrition, commensal fungi can become a food source for their host and may impact host physiology by fortifying the diet (Yamada et al., 2015).

Parasites may differentially impact host lineages due to lineage differences in immunocompetence and genetic diversity associated with parasite resistance, differences in physiology or behaviour and environmental differences affecting the prevalence of parasites or their intermediate hosts [19].

In particular, early interactions such as host perception may also greatly impact host range in natural conditions.

The widespread ability of ant-associated Pseudonocardia to inhibit other symbiont strains suggest that competitive conflict will often be expressed when actinomycete strains mix and thereby may directly impact host-symbiont dynamics.

The presence of such multiple copies of T3E genes within T3E repertoires may impact the host range of the strains.

It will be now important to check the functionality of each T3E gene in the repertoires that may impact the host range of Xanthomonas strains.

In light of the association between enterococcal colonization and infection with other nosocomial pathogens, and the experimental evidence that alterations in the gut flora may impact on host immunity, we here investigated the causality of this observed relationship and demonstrate that intestinal overgrowth with E. faecium does not influences the pulmonary immune response to P. aeruginosa.