Decreased Microbiota-Driven Tyrosine Metabolism Is Associated With Symptomatic COVID-19 in Children.

Our findings highlight a relationship between the ability of the gut microbiota to metabolize tyrosine and the development of COVID-19 symptoms in children. More generally, our study suggests that the gut microbiota may help protect against more severe forms of COVID-19, potentially by modulating IFN-α.

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2025-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.1093/infdis/jiaf325
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Gut microbiota and health
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Decreased Microbiota-Driven Tyrosine Metabolism Is Associated With Symptomatic COVID-19 in Children.

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Our findings highlight a relationship between the ability of the gut microbiota to metabolize tyrosine and the development of COVID-19 symptoms in children. More generally, our study suggests that the gut microbiota may help protect against more severe forms of COVID-19, potentially by modulating IFN-α.

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