Sentences with phrase «doing microbiome research»

That's the kind of thing we'll find out by inventing these new tools and doing microbiome research.

Not exact matches

There's still much more research we need to do to understand the intricacies of our own microbiome.

«Historically, there have always been bacterial strain mix - ups in the course of doing research,» says Paul Keim, executive director of The Pathogen and Microbiome Institute at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff and senior author on the current study.

Reid says unfounded claims do a disservice to the rigorous science in this field, he says, especially since microbiome research isn't just a fad.

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Research is emerging constantly about our extremely diverse gut microbiomes, but we do not fully understand them yet.

I am curious about the research you've done regarding the adverse GMO corn affects in mice (I can't remember was it epigenetic expression and gene expression in subsequent generations, or microbiome health?).

So now that research is pointing to the great importance of our skin microbiome, how do we maintain its natural balance?

Research on human and gut microbiome is continuing to evolve, but what we do know is that the composition of microbes in our gut may influence way more than just digestion.

Lactobacillus and Bifidobacter species do meet the first requirement according to the new probiotic criteria defined by research from the Human Microbiome Project that is run by the National Institutes for Health.

Interesting research is being done on how our gut microbiome contributes to our cravings.

And as more research is being done on the microbiome, dental research is shifting its focus there as well.

Jack Gilbert, a researcher at the University of Chicago's Microbiome Center who does research for Purina but was not involved in the study, told Popular Science the study was significant for what it showed about the similarities between the guts of dogs and our own.