Studies on the gut microbiome showed that the collection of hundreds of bacteria inside the human digestive system could influence cancer immunotherapies, neural development, and many aspects of a person's health. Stanford University researchers created the most complex, well-defined synthetic microbiome to know the exact cells and molecules linked with certain diseases.
Phys.org reported that the team's synthetic microbiome is a community of over 100 bacterial species successfully transplanted into mice. Scientists will be able to better understand the links between the microbiome and health through this and eventually create first-in-class microbiome therapies.

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The Science Times, 22.09.06

https://www.sciencetimes.com/articles/39778/20220906/complex-well-defined-synthetic-microbiome-help-scientists-study-molecules-linked.htm