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Microbiota-derived metabolites in inflammatory bowel diseaseNARA Subscribed
Understanding the role of the gut microbiota in the pathogenesis of inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) has been an area of intense research over the past decades. Patients with IBD exhibit alterations in their microbial composition compared to healthy controls. However, studies focusing solely on taxonomic analyses have struggled to deliver replicable findings across cohorts regarding which microbial species drive the distinct...
Pregnancy induces intestinal epithelial elongation and estriol-associated activation of the Hippo signaling pathway in a mouse modelNARA Subscribed
During pregnancy and weaning, the intestinal tract undergoes adaptations on different levels, including altered immune cell frequencies and epithelial changes. We could show in a mouse model that the overall area (crypt-villus axis length and total length) of the small intestine increased during this period of higher maternal nutrient need and that the increased area correlated with maternal weight. Quantification of cell prol...
Highly potent host external immunity acts as a strong selective force enhancing rapid parasite virulence evolutionNARA Subscribed
Summary Virulence is often under selection during host‐parasite coevolution. In order to increase fitness, parasites are predicted to circumvent and overcome host immunity. A particular challenge for pathogens are external immune systems, chemical defence systems comprised of potent antimicrobial compounds released by prospective hosts into the environment. We carried out an evolution experiment, allowing for coevolution to oc...
Recent advances in sequencing technology promise to provide new strategies for studying population differentiation and speciation phenomena in their earliest phases. We focus here on the black carrion crow ( Corvus [corone] corone ), which forms a zone of hybridization and overlap with the grey coated hooded crow ( Corvus [corone] cornix ). However, although these semispecies are taxonomically distinct, previous analyses based...
Fungal rDNA signatures in coronary atherosclerotic plaquesNARA Subscribed
Summary Bacterial DNA has been found in coronary plaques and it has therefore been concluded that bacteria may play a role as trigger factors in the chronic inflammatory process underlying coronary atherosclerosis. However, the microbial spectrum is complex and it is not known whether microorganisms other than bacteria are involved in coronary disease. Fungal 18S rDNA signatures were systematically investigated in atherosclero...
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