Microbiota

Gut microbiota, gut microbiome, or gut flora, are the microorganisms, including bacteria, archaea, fungi, and viruses, that live in the digestive tracts of animals.

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Prize winner’s research reveals microbiota’s hidden role in in mosquito-borne disease - EurekAlert!

The greener the street view, the richer the microbiota? - EurekAlert!

Cohabitating people share about a quarter of their gut and oral microbiota - EurekAlert!

Maternal weight may influence microbiota signalling in amniotic fluid - EurekAlert!

Clarifying the interplay between host and gut microbiota in selenium metabolism - EurekAlert!

Loss of microbiota alters the profile of cells that protect the intestinal wall - EurekAlert!

Replacing microbiota makes aging intestines young again - EurekAlert!

Targeting Microbiota 2025: Decoding the microbiome to shape the medicine of tomorrow - EurekAlert!

Unveiling the gut-heart connection: The role of microbiota in heart failure - EurekAlert!

Chlorogenic acid protects ovarian function and restores microbiota in premature ovarian failure - EurekAlert!

The microbiota, an ally for predicting individual sensitivity to food additives - EurekAlert

Cigarette Smoke Disrupts Microbiota, Amplifies Flu Severity

Targeting Microbiota 2024: Towards clinical revolution with outstanding speakers and topics this October in Malta - EurekAlert

Superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticle regulates microbiota–gut–inner ear axis for hearing protection - EurekAlert

Study shows role of fathers in seeding the microbiota of newborns and confirms benefits of maternal fecal microbiota transplants

Study shows role of fathers in seeding the microbiota of newborns and confirms benefits of maternal fecal microbiota ... - EurekAlert

Researchers conduct first-ever study to characterize microbiota in saliva of weaned piglets on commercial farms in Brazil - EurekAlert

From Gut to Brain: New Findings Link Microbiota to Alzheimer’s Memory Loss

Scientists discover links between Alzheimer's disease and gut microbiota

Gut microbiota and its relation to inflammation in patients with bipolar depression: a cross-sectional study | Annals of General Psychiatry