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Leaky Gut Assays in Animal Models

By:
Alexandra Narin ,
Chris Hopkins ,
Inflammation in your intestine is detrimental to overall health, and can create many complications. So how is this phenomenon researched?
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Is our Brain Health Reliant on our Gut?

By:
Alexandra Narin ,
In this article we will discuss the collection of new gut-brain publications, and how their findings could influence the approach and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases
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Going Veggie for your Gut Health? Not so Fast: Many Plant-based Meals are Ultra-Processed and May Damage Your Microbiome

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Alexandra Narin ,
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What controls your behavior? Your brain or your gut?

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Alexandra Narin ,
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Microbiome Development: Does Your Childhood Environment Determine Your Gut Health For Life?

By:
Alexandra Narin ,
What determines your microbiome composition? In this article we discuss how childhood environment affects microbiome development.
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Man,… and Microbes, Best Friends?: Your microbiota composition is shaped by your pets

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Alexandra Narin ,
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Does everyone have digestive issues? — Gut dysbiosis is on the rise.

By:
Alexandra Narin ,
In this article we discuss the rise in gut dysbiosis, and new risk factors: microplastics, consumption of supplements, and chronic stress.
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Models to Research Microbiome

By:
Alexandra Narin ,
Chris Hopkins ,
In this article, we will discuss the commonly used model organisms for microbiome research, and what insights they can provide.
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