Antibodies, Not Just Abundance: IgA Surveillance Emerges as a Hidden Architect of the Gut Microbiome
A new quantitative framework reveals that IgA antibody targeting organizes the gut microbiome and fragments detectably in early multiple sclerosis.
A new quantitative framework reveals that IgA antibody targeting organizes the gut microbiome and fragments detectably in early multiple sclerosis.
A new study combining culturomics and high-throughput sequencing provides the first characterization of the diverse root endophytic bacteria of the ...
A molecular survey of tsetse flies in Mozambique's national parks and farm buffer zones reveals seven trypanosome species, 17 blood ...
Researchers used activity-guided fractionation and proteomics to identify 41 secreted protein candidates from a non-enterotoxigenic Bacteroides fragilis strain associated with ...
New research shows that Pacific oysters regulate a mucus defensin's antimicrobial power through extracellular redox chemistry, revealing a chemical switch ...
For the first time in the open ocean, live probiotic and inactivated postbiotic treatments significantly improved the health of heat-stressed ...
Researchers used narrow-host-range bacteriophages to selectively deplete Variovorax from complex microbial communities, confirming thiamine cross-feeding with Leifsonia and revealing auxin-mediated ...
Symbiotic ammonia-oxidizing archaea in marine sponges have been shown to consume amino acids as well as ammonia, revealing an unexpected ...
A new bioinformatic tool called SCiMS predicts host chromosomal sex from the small amount of host DNA present in shotgun ...
Australian researchers have responded to methodological criticisms of their study linking childhood snoring and sleep apnea to oropharyngeal and gut ...
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