Scientific research

Chronic stress might age blood-cell precursors through the gut

Stress can impair blood-forming stem cells through a brain-gut-bone marrow pathway, making them produce fewer mature immune cells.

Household microbes may be linked to health, study finds

People living together shared more oral and gut strains than unrelated people, with romantic partners showing especially high sharing of mouth microbes.

From food waste to value: fermentation for nutraceuticals & functional ingredients

Fermentation techniques offer a powerful biotransformation pathway to valorise these materials into high-value nutraceuticals and functional ingredients.

Gut bacteria’s fatty acids may help keep Candida in check

Microbiota-targeted approaches that boost specific SCFAs could help prevent harmful Candida overgrowth in vulnerable people.

Head impacts in football may be linked to gut microbiota changes

Repeated head impacts, even if minor, can have biological effects.

Medical visits may rapidly reshape the microbiota of remote communities

The results may inform programs to preserve microbial diversity while delivering essential care.

Autoimmune syndrome may be tied to changes in gut bacteria, fungi, and viruses

Monitoring the gut microbiota could in the future help understand, diagnose, or manage Sjögren syndrome.

Microbes fine-tune their protein production to make communities more efficient

Microbial communities may be engineered at the protein-expression level because bacteria adjust their protein production in response to specific neighbors.

AI-based donor-matching tool may boost fecal transplant success rates

MOZAIC, an AI model designed to compare donor and recipients microbiotas, predicted the microbiota convergence after FMT with an accuracy of about 80%.

Outer membrane vesicles: a new player in the microbiota–gut–brain axis

According to Stephen Michael Collins, McMaster University, these vesicles may represent not only a new component of the microbiota–gut–brain axis, but also a promising platform for future targeted drug, vaccine…

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