Research has shown a powerful connection between the diversity of our gut microbiome and overall human health.
Human health
Maternal microbiome influences and is influenced by pregnancy. Hyperglycemic environment impacts fetus development and microbiome of the mother and infant
Proteobacteria consume arginine which enable regulatory T cells to suppress other immune cells from attacking growing tumor cells in the omentum.
Bacteria living in tumours can have an effect on cancer treatments.
Essential amino acid offers protection against pathogens through dopamine receptor and other microbes.
Explore how ultra-processed foods disrupt gut-brain communication, impacting health from metabolism to cognition.
How two commensal bacteria team up to reduce colitis.
Researchers measured the human microbiome at different places in the human body and found that its composition is related to prediabetes and overall human health.
In depth genomic analysis pinpoints a specific group of bacteria within a subspecies that may play a large role in worsening colon cancer outcomes.
Microbe residence on skin in early life controls allergic inflammation in the skin in adult life