While strides have been made in our effort to understand the importance of
the complex human microbiome, the exact functions of the majority of our gut associates remain unknown, as is their impact on our metabolism and overall physiology.
Not exact matches
With our
human gut - on - a-chip, we can not only culture the normal gut
microbiome for extended times, but we can also analyze contributions of pathogens, immune cells, and vascular and lymphatic endothelium, as well as model specific diseases to understand
complex pathophysiological responses of the intestinal tract.»
Although these groups have only just begun to publish their findings, it is already clear that the
microbiome is much more
complex and very likely more critical to
human health than anyone suspected.
Human skin surfaces are
complex ecosystems for microorganisms, including fungi, bacteria and viruses, which are known collectively as the skin
microbiome.
Our in vitro study provides a baseline for defining healthy and disease - like states and highlights the power of moving beyond single and dual species applications to capture key players and their orchestrated metabolic activities within a
complex human oral
microbiome model.
«The time is right for pursuing the
complex question of healthy aging given the rapid advances in analytical technologies and the expanding knowledge of the
human genome and
microbiome and their interactions.
Her laboratory focuses on (1) the use of next generation sequencing to define the
microbiome and host immunologic features in patients with
human diseases and (2) developing custom computational tools for the identification of novel
human commensals and pathogens in these inpatient populations, and (3) using statistical and functional biological methods to understand the
complex interplay between the
human microbiome and host biology.
The website came as a result of my personal need to cover an area that is getting more and more attention, but the mainstream medical world hasn't fully adopted — the
complex relation between
humans and their
microbiome.
In the last five years, technology has allowed us to better understand the
human microbiome — scientists have now identified and named 8,000 microbes and are learning more about their
complex interactions each day.
The
microbiomes of the
human body are vast,
complex, and essential to our welfare.