Research Articles
The Forgotten Organ Remembering: How Gut Microbes Shape Memory
Discover how gut microbes influence memory through genetic and metabolic pathways in mice, with implications for human cognitive health.
The Invisible War: How Pine Wilt Disease Reshapes a Tree's Microbial Ecosystem
Exploring how pine wilt disease dramatically alters the microbial communities within pine trees, with implications for forest health and management.
The Microbial Duet: How Tiny Organisms Shape Baby's Immune System
Exploring the coordinated development of T cells and microbiota in newborns and its implications for lifelong health, with focus on preterm versus full-term infants.
The Gut-Parkinson's Connection: How Your Microbiome Influences Brain Health
Explore the fascinating connection between gut microbiota and Parkinson's disease pathogenesis through the gut-brain axis.
The Hidden Connection: How Gum Disease and Tooth Loss Increase Pancreatic Cancer Risk
Exploring the scientific link between periodontal disease, tooth loss and increased pancreatic cancer risk through meta-analysis findings and biological mechanisms.
The Gut Garden: How a Missing Microbe Links Ulcers and Cancer
Discover how the absence of Bifidobacterium bacteria enables H. pylori to cause gastric ulcers and cancer, reshaping our understanding of gut health.
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 Hidden World on Your Apple: How Storage Shapes Microbes, Mold, and Toxins
Explore how long-term storage affects the microbial ecosystem on apples, influencing Penicillium expansum growth and dangerous patulin toxin accumulation.
The Soy-Stroke Paradox: How Plant Estrogens May Affect Brain Health in Menopausal Women
Exploring the complex relationship between soy isoflavones and ischemic stroke risk in postmenopausal women based on the Shanghai Women's Health Study.
The Hidden World in Your Mouth: How Oral Bacteria Could Trigger Rheumatoid Arthritis
Explore the fascinating link between oral microbiome disruptions and rheumatoid arthritis development through molecular mimicry, bacterial translocation, and inflammation mechanisms.