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Bacterial Population of the Gut

Dr. Scott Weese, University of Guelph Researcher, answers questions about his research on the bacterial population of the equine gut.

Dr. Scott Weese, University of Guelph Researcher, answers questions about his research on the bacterial population of the equine gut.

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