Research Articles
The Fecal Frontier: How Transplanting Gut Bacteria Could Revolutionize IBS Treatment
Exploring the science behind fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) as a potential treatment for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) through microbial restoration.
The Silent Guardian: How a probiotic yeast helps HIV patients by reshaping their gut ecosystem
Discover how Saccharomyces boulardii probiotic is reshaping gut microbiome in HIV patients, reducing inflammation and improving health outcomes.
The Invisible Guardians: How Lactic Acid Bacteria Protect Honey Bee Colonies
Discover how lactic acid bacteria form complex communities within honey bee hives, protecting bees from pathogens and enhancing colony health.
The Secret World of Honeybee Guts: How Microbes Help Apis cerana Survive Winter
Discover how the gut microbiome of Apis cerana honeybees adapts during winter to ensure survival, with insights from comparative microbiome analysis.
The Hidden Highway: How Your Gut Bacteria Steer Your Bone Health
Discover how the gut microbiome influences bone health through the gut-bone axis and its implications for osteoporosis treatment.
The Secret Weapon in Fish Guts: How RNase1 Fights Infections by Reshaping Microbial Communities
Discover how RNase1 in fish guts fights bacterial infections by reshaping microbial communities and restoring metabolic balance in aquaculture.
The Gut Gardeners: How Fecal Transplants Could Revolutionize IBS Treatment
Exploring fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) as a promising treatment for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) through microbial ecosystem restoration.
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.
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.
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.