Research Articles
Decoding Microbial Conversations: How Constraint-Based Modeling Reveals the Hidden Social Networks of Microbes
Explore how constraint-based metabolic modeling deciphers microbial interactions and their implications for medicine and ecology.
The Invisible War in Your Gut: Co-Infections in Egyptian Children
Research on H. pylori and enteric parasites co-infection among Egyptian children, including seasonality, risk factors, and prevention strategies.
The Hidden Garden Within: How Your Diet Shapes Your Gut Microbiome and Health
Explore how diet influences your gut microbiome and impacts health conditions from obesity to multiple sclerosis, with insights from cutting-edge research.
The Walnut Effect: How Your Gut Bacteria Transform Nuts into Heart Medicine
Discover how walnuts uniquely reshape your gut microbiome to produce heart-protective compounds, offering superior cardiovascular benefits compared to other oils.
The Gut-Omega Connection: How Fish Oils Shape Your Inner Ecosystem in Aging Women
Discover how omega-3 fatty acids influence gut microbiome diversity and N-carbamylglutamate production in aging women's health.
Gut Feelings: How Your Microbiome Holds Keys to Heart Health
Discover how your gut microbiome influences cardiovascular health through groundbreaking research from the Bogalusa Heart Study.
The Invisible Mosaic: How Fixing a Tiny Measurement Quirk Revolutionizes Our View of Microbial Worlds
Discover how Information Scale Correction (ISC) is transforming our understanding of eukaryotic microbes by solving the amplicon length variation problem in microbiome studies.
The Invisible Universe in Your Glass: How Science Unlocked Water Kefir's Secrets and Safety
Discover how cutting-edge science revealed the microbial ecosystem and safety profile of water kefir through metagenomics and toxicity studies.
The Acid-Tolerant Stomachs of Kampala: How Marabou Storks Are Rewiring Their Guts for Our Garbage
Study of how Marabou storks in Kampala are adapting their gut microbiomes to thrive on urban waste, featuring microbial diversity analysis and metabolic changes.
Antibiotics, Infants, and the Fungal Time Bomb: How Common Drugs May Fuel Childhood Asthma
New research reveals how antibiotics in infancy trigger fungal overgrowth that may rewire immune pathways and prime lungs for asthma and inflammation.