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Human milk oligosaccharide mediates mutualism between Escherichia coli and Bifidobacterium bifidum

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By David Seki, Shaul Pollak, Magdalena Kujawska, Raymond Kiu, Antia Acuna-Gonzalez, Lucy I. Crouch, Cassie R Bakshani, Peter T. Chivers, Monique Mommers, John Penders, Lindsay Hall, Nils van Best
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Abstract Infant gut microbiota development involves frequent colonization by Enterobacteriaceae, particularly Escherichia coli, yet their ecological role in healthy infants is unclear. Here, we analyse longitudinal stool samples from healthy, term-born, breastfed infants (n = 41) and related mothers (n = 30) using shotgun metagenomics and novel computational approaches. Strain-resolved profiling indicates that Bifidobacterium species are frequently shared within families, whereas E.
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This gut bacteria can help prevent obesity. Here’s how to boost it

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By Lucy I. Crouch
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This gut bacteria can help prevent obesity. Here’s how to boost it

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By Lucy I. Crouch
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The microbial community living within our large intestine is a highly dense and complex ecosystem. While some of these microbes cause illness and disease (such as bacteria and viruses), others are friendlier to us and help keep us in good health. Akkermansia muciniphila is one of these friendly bacteria. Researchers have known for years that A muciniphila is associated with good health. One of the important roles it plays in our gut is maintaining the function of our gut barrier.
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