It is Time to Authenticate the Microbiome Sciences with Accredited Educational Programs and Departments
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The Microbiome Sciences are at a crucial maturation stage. Scientists and educators should now view the Microbiome Sciences as a flourishing and autonomous discipline, creating degree programs and departments that are conducive to cohesive growth.
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