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Longitudinal culture-enriched metagenomics reveals persistence and sharing of culturable infant gut and breast milk microbiota

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By Shaopu Wang, Ghjuvan Grimaud, Alicja Katarzyna Warda, C. Ryan, Sofia D. Forssten, Eugene M. Dempsey, Catherine Stanton, R. Paul Ross, Patrick Boyaval, Henna-Maria Kailanto
| Nature Verified
Abstract The importance of gut microbiota in early life and the contribution of breast milk to human health and disease prevention has attracted extensive attention as studied by culture-independent metagenomic technologies. However, the fraction and assembled dynamics of culturable early gut and breast milk microbiota remain unexplored.
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Longitudinal observational study protocol - Preterm Infants: Microbiome Establishment, Neuro-CrossTalk and Origins (PIMENTO)

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By David Healy, Shuo Wang, Ghjuvan Grimaud, Alicja Katarzyna Warda
| BMJ Open Verified
Discussion This study aims to longitudinally observe the gut microbiome of very preterm infants during their admission to CUMH neonatal unit. We intend to characterise in detail how clinical management practices influence the microbiome of these infants, including but not limited to delivery practices, antibiotic usage, feeding types and regimens, and probiotic usage. Very preterm infants have increased risk of potentially microbiome-mediated pathologies such as NEC and late-onset sepsis.
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