Differentiating the effects of infant microbiota, developmental, and nutritional changes on immunological maturation during weaning is an ongoing challenge. In this issue of Cell Host & Microbe, Lubin and colleagues report a gnotobiotic mouse model that maintains neonatal-like microbiome composition into adulthood to help answer burning questions in this field.
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