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Immunoglobulin A and the microbiome
Current Opinion in Microbiology, 2020The trillions of microbes that constitutively colonize the intestine (the gut microbiota) impact diverse aspects of human physiology in health and disease. Immunoglobulin A (IgA) is the most abundant antibody isotype produced at mucosal surfaces, and nearly two grams of IgA is secreted into the intestine every day.
Yi, Yang, Noah W, Palm
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2017
In recent years, microbiome research has revealed multiple essential roles of the microorganisms residing within the human body in host metabolism, immunity, and overall health. Numerous physiological and pathological states, including obesity and the metabolic syndrome, have been correlated with microbial changes, termed dysbiosis.
Hadar, Neuman, Omry, Koren
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In recent years, microbiome research has revealed multiple essential roles of the microorganisms residing within the human body in host metabolism, immunity, and overall health. Numerous physiological and pathological states, including obesity and the metabolic syndrome, have been correlated with microbial changes, termed dysbiosis.
Hadar, Neuman, Omry, Koren
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Current Opinion in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2017
Purpose of review There have been great improvements in assisted reproduction in the recent decade; however, there are still a significant number of chromosomally normal blastocysts that fail to produce live births. The human microbiome is the totality of the microbes and their genomes that exist in and on the host.
Jason M, Franasiak, Richard T, Scott
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Purpose of review There have been great improvements in assisted reproduction in the recent decade; however, there are still a significant number of chromosomally normal blastocysts that fail to produce live births. The human microbiome is the totality of the microbes and their genomes that exist in and on the host.
Jason M, Franasiak, Richard T, Scott
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The Journal of Immunology
Abstract Although the lungs were once considered a sterile environment, advances in sequencing technology have revealed dynamic, low-biomass communities in the respiratory tract, even in health. Key features of these communities—composition, diversity, and burden—are consistently altered in lung disease, associate with host physiology ...
Jay H Lipinksi +3 more
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Abstract Although the lungs were once considered a sterile environment, advances in sequencing technology have revealed dynamic, low-biomass communities in the respiratory tract, even in health. Key features of these communities—composition, diversity, and burden—are consistently altered in lung disease, associate with host physiology ...
Jay H Lipinksi +3 more
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Expert Review of Gastroenterology & Hepatology, 2015
Obesity constitutes a significant and rapidly increasing public health challenge and is associated with significant co-morbidities and healthcare costs. Although undoubtedly multifactorial, research over the last decade has demonstrated that the microbes that colonize the human gut may contribute to the development of obesity through roles in ...
Ruchi, Mathur, Gillian M, Barlow
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Obesity constitutes a significant and rapidly increasing public health challenge and is associated with significant co-morbidities and healthcare costs. Although undoubtedly multifactorial, research over the last decade has demonstrated that the microbes that colonize the human gut may contribute to the development of obesity through roles in ...
Ruchi, Mathur, Gillian M, Barlow
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Plant–microbiome interactions: from community assembly to plant health
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2020P. Trivedi +4 more
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Antibiotic perturbations to the gut microbiome
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2023S. Fishbein, Bejan Mahmud, G. Dantas
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