Tag: gut-brain axis

A bidirectional Mendelian randomization study using genetic variants as instruments identifies five microbial taxa with potential causal links to irritable ...

A landmark review reveals how artificial intelligence and integrative multi-omics are transforming host-microbiome research, converting complex molecular data into predictive ...

A new review argues that culturally familiar foods could support astronaut mental resilience through biological and psychosocial pathways, but direct ...

A multi-omics study in rats reveals that permanent middle cerebral artery occlusion remodels cecal microbiota and drives a lipid-centered inflammatory ...

A new hypothesis-driven framework proposes that metabolic syndrome may prime the brain's immune cells through trained-immunity-like mechanisms and weaken parvalbumin ...

A multi-cohort transcriptomic, genetic, and experimental study identifies the RHBDF2–ADAM17–TNFα axis as a molecular bridge linking ulcerative colitis to blood–brain ...

A new review finds that kidney stone disease and autism spectrum disorder share a common deficit of butyrate-producing gut bacteria, ...

For decades, scientists have treated Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease as problems of the brain alone. A new review published in ...

A new review argues that gut-derived short-chain fatty acids, especially butyrate, could protect newborn brains from hypoxic-ischemic injury by breaking ...

A new commentary in Pediatric Research highlights experimental evidence that gut microbiota from children with IgA vasculitis and neurological involvement ...