Just like the fingerprints, every human has a personal gut microbiome.
Microbiome
Researchers have discovered that people with higher levels of M. smithii performed better on tests measuring attention, memory, and cognitive flexibility.
The respiratory microbiota may play a key role in regulating immune responses against influenza infections
A collection of mosquito microbiome
A tiny gut microbe that loves eating sugar might help us prevent obesity. Let’s find more about our tiny sugar tooth.
How can nasal bacteria cure infections?
This study shows that microplastics impact our ecosystems right down to the tiniest organisms.
Gut bacteria protect bumblebees from infection
Specific gut microbiota can cause endometriosis and infertility in women
Habitual coffee consumption encourages the growth of Lawsonibacter in over 20,000 people
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