STUYDING THE INFANT
GUT MICROBIOME
STUYDING THE INFANT
GUT MICROBIOME
STUYDING THE INFANT
GUT MICROBIOME
STUYDING THE INFANT
GUT MICROBIOME
STUYDING THE INFANT
GUT MICROBIOME
of the human gut microbiome, yet we still have plenty
of unanswered questions. One of the most basic and fascinating questions is “how is this community established in the newborn gut?”
Our lab studies the infant gut microbiome, from establishment at birth, through development in early age, to impact on pediatric health.
of the human gut microbiome, yet we still have plenty
of unanswered questions. One of the most basic and fascinating questions is “how is this community established in the newborn gut?”
Our lab studies the infant gut microbiome, from establishment at birth, through development in early age, to impact on pediatric health.
of the human gut microbiome, yet we still have plenty
of unanswered questions. One of the most basic and fascinating questions is “how is this community established in the newborn gut?”
Our lab studies the infant gut microbiome, from establishment at birth, through development in early age, to impact on pediatric health.
How is breastfeeding effects the infant gut microbiome? Breast milk has unique sugars called Human Milk Oligosaccharides (or HMOs), which cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria. Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals.
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Moran Yassour | 3th March 2019
Breast milk has unique sugars called Human Milk Oligosaccharides (or HMOs), which cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals. basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals.
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How is breastfeeding effects the infant gut microbiome?
Breast milk has unique sugars called Human Milk Oligosaccharides (or HMOs), which cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals. cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria. Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals.
Breast milk has unique sugars called Human Milk Oligosaccharides (or HMOs), which cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals. cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria. Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals.
Breast milk has unique sugars called Human Milk Oligosaccharides (or HMOs), which cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals. basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals.
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How is breastfeeding effects the infant gut microbiome?
Breast milk has unique sugars called Human Milk Oligosaccharides (or HMOs), which cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals. cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria. Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals.
Breast milk has unique sugars called Human Milk Oligosaccharides (or HMOs), which cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals. cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria. Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals.
Breast milk has unique sugars called Human Milk Oligosaccharides (or HMOs), which cannot be digested by the baby and basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals. basically serve as nutrients for its gut bacteria.
Our lab studies which gut bacteria can utilize which HMO, and how is that different across individuals.
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