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The commensal protist Tritrichomonas musculus exhibits a dynamic life cycle that induces extensive remodeling of the gut microbiota
Abstract Commensal protists and gut bacterial communities exhibit complex relationships, mediated at least in part through host immunity. To improve our understanding of this tripartite interplay, we investigated community and functional dynamics between the murine protist Tritrichomonas musculus (T. mu) and intestinal bacteria in healthy and B cell-deficient mice. We identified dramatic, protist-driven remodeling of resident microbiome growth and activities, in parallel with T.
The commensal protist Tritrichomonas musculus exhibits a dynamic life cycle that induces B cell-modulated remodeling of the gut microbiota
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The Incredible Korean Cafe That's Shaped Like A Giant Camera
About an hour due east of the sprawling metropolitan jungle of Seoul, South Korea, lies a country town by the name of Yangpyeong. Here you’ll find many things unavailable in the nation’s capital: crisp mountain air, breathing room, grass, and a 30-foot-tall, two-story cafe in the shape of a vintage German camera. This is Dream Camera Cafe, a fully operational coffee shop on a hill in the countryside built to resemble, in baffling and exacting detail, the Rolleiflex Mini film camera of the 1950s.
A Coffee Drinker's Guide To Grand Rapids, Michigan
Grand Rapids, Michigan, is famous for many things. Depending on your age, you might know it as the childhood home of President Gerald Ford, as the birthplace of Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis, or possibly as Beer City USA. Ah yes, the beer. Grand Rapids has made quite the name for itself in the world of beer over the past few years.
Checking Out The New Good Coffee Inside Portland’s Woodlark Hotel
What was once a building on the verge of destruction is now home to flourishing new Portland destination—a landmark new hotel with undeniably good coffee. Since launching in 2014, Portland’s Good Coffee has grown into one of the city’s leading reputable coffee companies, with an emphasis on hospitality and creative coffee concoctions. Founders (and brothers) Nick and Sam Purvis now manage a staff of 27 people across four locations throughout the city.
Inside Travertine, Seoul’s Stunning New Fusion Of Coffee and Design
Borrowing its name from a type of limestone used as a key design element in its space, Travertine, a new coffee shop and bakery in Seoul’s city center, mixes the old with the new: a traditional hanok rooftop merges with sleek glass walls, and futuristic steel stools dot a gravel-lined garden space that’s reminiscent of the courtyard surrounding Gyeongbokgung Palace.
Boom! Pow! Charlotte’s Comic Girl Coffee Fights For Inclusivity
If you’ve ever longed for a space that combines coffee, comics, and activism, you’re in luck: these are the super powers of Charlotte, North Carolina’s Comic Girl Coffee. Founded and run collectively by Lara Americo, Ashley Jarrett, Kayla Dance, and Allie Chudoba, the space is dedicated to being by and for coffee lovers of all stripes—especially those who feel marginalized in traditional cafe spaces.
Build-Outs Of Summer: Coffee Theorem In Parker, CO
When I was living that apartment life, I would have paid untold amounts of money in extra each month to have a high-quality coffee bar in the complex. And then to have that coffee bar serve Sweet Bloom Coffee Roasters, well, for my bank account’s sake, it’s probably best that such amenities were never afforded to me. But that’s what Coffee Theorem in Parker, Colorado are offering.
Applications For The 2018 New York Coffee Masters Are Now Open
It’s been a little over two months since Agnieszka Rojewska’s stunning win at London Coffee Masters, and it is already time to turn our attention across the pond, to the 2018 New York Coffee Masters competition just around the corner. Though still four months away—taking place October 12-14th at the New York Coffee Festival at the Metropolitan Pavilion—applications to compete in one of the world’s most fun coffee competitions are now open.
Teaching The Next Generation Of Baristas At Pinwheel Coffee In Denver
As the city of Denver continues to grow and every bit of real estate seems to be reserved for more apartment buildings or breweries, an old space in the Sunnyside neighborhood has become home to one of the more innovative concepts around town: a specialty coffee shop operated by local middle- and high-school students. Pinwheel Coffee is a cafe that employs Compass and Denver Montessori School students, along with a team of full-time baristas.
A Look At Voga Coffee’s Ground Control Brewer At Devocíon In Brooklyn
Oakland-based coffee equipment-maker Voga Coffee has been making strides lately, expanding their presence in specialty coffee shops around the country, and snagging an award at the recent 2018 SCA expo. The company has been gaining attention for its commercial batch brewing machine, the Ground Control, which recently made its North-Atlantic debut at Bogotá-and-New-York-City based company Devoción’s new Downtown Brooklyn cafe.
Coffee Comes To SXSW
2017 was mostly terrible, and 2018 might be the death of us all, but not everything is bleak. Everyone has their own little list of stuff to look forward to, and let us bring a cool new one to your attention. This coming March, Sprudge has partnered with SXSW—America’s foremost collection of cutting edge film, music, tech, arts and food culture—to bring you the fest’s first-ever coffee exhibition.
Coffee, I See You: A Conversation For Progress In Brooklyn
On Thursday, January 11th in Brooklyn at Baby Skips (1158 Myrtle Ave) a new event called I See You is focusing on an oft-neglected segment of the specialty coffee industry. Designed towards “uniting and supporting POC baristas & coffee professionals,” I See You’s tag line is “A Conversation For Progress.” The event is sponsored by Little Skips, Crop To Cup, and Little MO, and is totally free to attend.
Coffee At The Wing, A New Coworking Social Club For Women
On a Tuesday morning in early November, The Wing is buzzing with quiet activity: Women type away on their laptops at communal tables in the color-coordinated library, take Skype calls in phone booths charmingly named after fictional characters (you could be Hermione Granger one day and Ramona Quimby the next, depending on your mood), and hold client meetings over cappuccinos at The Perch, the coffee shop inside the bright new women’s social club and co-working space.
Nice Package: Mission Coffee Co. In Columbus, Ohio
The holidays are over but that doesn’t mean the end of seasonal blends! Take, for example, the winter-forward Polar Blend from the folks at Mission Coffee Co. in Columbus, Ohio. This wintry mix is a pleasure to drink and the design is…oh, what’s that word? “Elevated and sophisticated while remaining approachable and unassuming,” says Director of Community Engagement Nathan Okuley.
Red Brick Dream: Building A Coffee Community In Canberra
When Canberra, Australia’s capital city, comes up in conversation, it’s rarely in relation to specialty coffee. Politics? Sure. Art galleries? Why not! Coffee? Not so much. While this has been changing over the years with folks like Ona garnering a fair amount of attention due to Sasa Sestic’s World Barista Championship win in 2015, there is also a smaller, quieter coffee scene bubbling away in the background that’s no less impressive.
The Many Breathtaking Cafes Of The City Of London's Ned Hotel
Strolling through the doors of The Ned for the first time can be awe-inspiring. It’s impossible not to be impressed by the beauty of the place and marvel at the scale of this hotel. The Ned is the latest outpost of the Soho House Group in London, and it’s located between the Bank of England and St Paul’s Cathedral. The SHG already runs 18 members’ clubs and 37 restaurants around the world, but the Ned (opened in partnership with Sydell Group) is a whole new ball game.
Wonder And Warmth: Two Years Of Calgary's Monogram Coffee
Monogram Coffee’s flagship shop is an unassuming cafe, nestled between a convenience store and a Greek restaurant in Altadore, a quiet community about 10 minutes outside of downtown Calgary. Although the street may be quiet, the scene inside is a constant stream of locals and coffee fans who travel out of their way to enjoy Monogram’s offerings and welcoming vibes.
We Got High And Made This Vice Munchies Coffee Headline Generator
Munchies is a new food-forward vertical from Vice Media. In the few months it’s been around, they’ve covered a number of coffee related stories.
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Trademark Grind, a new coffee shop in the Executive Hotel Le Soleil located just off the Herald Square subway station, is a breath of fresh air for coffee seekers in Midtown Manhattan. This part of New York has historically been known as somewhat lacking when it comes to quality coffee, though positive developments—such as specialty shop Culture Espresso spinning off […]
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