Gut microbes from people with schizophrenia alter mouse behavior
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As it stood that day
Gut microbes are being linked to human migration and changes in mouse behaviour.
7 reports · 13 Oct
Summary · from headlines2 points
- Mouse experiments suggest early gut microbes help the newborn immune system fight deadly infections.
- Gut microbes from people with schizophrenia altered mouse behavior.
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Science Daily13 Oct · 05:54Probiotic Bifidobacterium Shields Newborn Gut by Activating Key Immune Pathway
Bioengineer.org13 Oct · 02:14How Newborns’ First Microbes Help Build Protection Against Infection
Research Horizons13 Oct · 02:14Early gut microbes help the newborn immune system fight deadly infections, mouse experiments suggest
Medical Xpress13 Oct · 02:14Timeline 7 reports
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