💭 What priorities emerged when researchers, clinicians & industry scientists came together to discuss advances in microbiome science? In a new article, Prof. Marvin Edeas & Prof. Maria Cecilia Giron share their reflections on the 12th Annual Meeting of the ISM. 🔗 doi.org/10.1530/MAH-26-0006

🥩 A new study by Andrija Karačić et al. examines the long‑term effects of the carnivore diet on the gut microbiota, showing that an exclusive animal‑based diet leads to distinct taxonomic changes and profound functional alterations. Read the article #OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1530/MAH-...

Hélène Bigonne et al. use chemical activity profiling to quantify gut microbial biotransformation capacity & characterise its modulation in gut microbiome samples from rats exposed to drugs & dietary compounds, establishing a framework for interpreting drug responses. 🔗 doi.org/10.1530/MAH-26-0002

Are you investigating #microbiota-host cross-talk or therapeutic potential of harnessing the gut microbiome? Join us for our first #Microbiome Matters webinar, where we spotlight translational microbiome research w/ expert Prof. Harry Sokol. Resigter now for free: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

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🌐 Join us for the first webinar in our Microbiome Matters series, with international expert Prof. Harry Sokol exploring how gut microbiome observations can inform microbiome‑based interventions, from the perspective of IBD. 🗓️ Tuesday 07 April, 5pm GMT Register now: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Chronic oral diseases like caries & periodontitis are driven by dental biofilms & microbiome shifts. Sotozono et al. conducted the first study examining how dental biofilm responds to a host gingival model, offering new insight into host–biofilm interactions. 📄 doi.org/10.1530/MAH-24-0008

🏠 Looking for the right home for your research? Here's some reasons why Microbiota and Host is the right choice: ⚡Focused scope – your work reaches the relevant audience ⚡Expert editorial board & rigorous peer review ⚡Global reach – supported by Bioscientifica, a society‑owned publishing platform

🚀 Explore a highly cited review from our latest issue: Chronic kidney disease, uremic toxins & microbiota The paper provides a comprehensive overview of recent research, grouping microbiota taxa that play a key role in uremic toxin production. 🔗 Read the review: doi.org/10.1530/MAH-24-0012

Consider Microbiota and Host for your next publication, and join a journal community that is committed to international collaboration in the microbiota–host field. Explore the journal #OpenAccess: mah.bioscientifica.com/ #Microbiome #Microbiota

Explore a top‑read paper from Microbiota and Host: 📘 Effects of heavy metals on gut barrier integrity and gut microbiota ✒️ Sweta Ghosh, Syam P. Nukavarapu, and Venkatakrishna Rao Jala 🔗 doi.org/10.1530/MAH-...

🪴 Can plant‑derived polyphenols help restore host-microbiome homeostasis when gut dysbiosis drives disease? New research by Damien Guillemet et al. evaluates four polyphenol‑rich, food‑grade extracts in a mouse model of mild intestinal inflammation. 📖 Read the research: doi.org/10.1530/MAH-25-0007

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🦠 The 2025 issue of Microbiota and Host is complete! This issue brings together cutting‑edge insights into microbiota-host interactions across kidney health, inflammation, metabolism, and more... Explore the full issue #OpenAccess : mah.bioscientifica.com/view/journal...

🎉 We’re celebrating the Editorial Board behind Microbiota and Host! Discover how they're shaping the future of microbiota research... Follow us on LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com/company/microbiota-and-host) to explore all 12 features and join the conversation.

Did you know that Microbiota and Host is endorsed by the International Society of Microbiota (ISM)? This endorsement reflects our shared commitment to advancing microbiota science with credibility & impact. 🤝 We welcome & support your work - explore the journal: mah.bioscientifica.com

From fundamental mechanisms to translational insights, our latest issue showcases how microbial communities influence health, disease & therapeutic innovation. Publishing is currently free of charge! Explore the latest research: mah.bioscientifica.com/view/journals/mah/3/1/mah.3.issue-1.xml

Microbiota and Host is now indexed in DOAJ 🎉 Indexing brings greater visibility & discoverability to the journal - and it’s currently free to publish. Strengthen your work by publishing in a journal with growing global impact. 👉 mah.bioscientifica.com/page/about-MAH/about-microbiota-and-host

🌟 What an inspiring 2 days at the 12th World Congress on Targeting Microbiota! Congratulations to our 2025 Award Winners: 🏆 Julia Castillo González – Best Short Oral on Post-Stroke Infections & SCFAs 🏆 Davide Pellegrino – Best Poster on Gut Dysbiosis & Nerve Regeneration

🦠Day 1 at Targeting Microbiota 2025 is off to an exciting start 🦠 We’re here representing Microbiota and Host as proud partners. The first talks promise a great meeting ahead. 👋 If you’re attending, stop by to learn more about the journal! 🌐 www.microbiota-ism.com

🧫 Diet, gut dysbiosis & cardiometabolic dysfunction form a complex triad. A new review by Adriana Alviter Plata et al. synthesises research on diet–microbiota–host interplay & identifies interventions for cardiometabolic disease management. doi.org/10.1530/MAH-25-0008 @usfmicrobiomes.bsky.social

🐶 Could dog ownership shape our gut microbiota? A new large‑scale study by Andrija Karačić et al. independently analyses data to validate previously reported positive effects of dogs on the human microbiome. 🔗 doi.org/10.1530/MAH-25-0006

A new review by Consuelo Fabi et al. discusses the strategies for enteric hyperoxaluria modeling in a microphysiological system and how these models could advance therapeutic discovery. 🔗 Read the full article #OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1530/MAH-25-0009

🦠 Human milk is more than nutrition... A 2023 review by Simran Kaur Cheema, Ranran Li and Simon J S Cameron summarises research showing it harbours a complex, endogenously sourced microbiota. Future progress will depend on mechanistic studies and culturomics. 📖 doi.org/10.1530/MAH-23-0001

📢 Join us in Valencia for Targeting Microbiota 2025! We're proud to support the 12th World Congress of the #ISM, 5–6 Nov. Explore the latest microbiome research, from gut-brain-immune links to diagnostics & therapeutics. 🦠 Early bird ends 30 Sept: microbiota-ism.com #ISM #TargetingMicrobiota2025

What role do sex hormones play in our microbiota composition? ⭐In our first issue, Anil Sakamuri et al. reveal how sex hormones independently affect gut microbial diversity, offering novel insights that remain vital to the field. Read the full #OpenAccess article: doi.org/10.1530/MAH-23-0010

👶 Preterm birth (PTB) is a leading cause of infant mortality. A study by Kaushik Karambelkar & Mayank Baranwal used neural CDEs to link vaginal microbiota with PTB risk, successfully distinguishing term & preterm outcomes. 📖 Read the research #OpenAccess: doi.org/10.1530/MAH-23-0024

💭 Could our microbiota protect the gut from pollutants? A year on, the review by Sweta Ghosh, Syam P Nukavarapu, and Venkatakrishna Rao Jala still remains relevant — highlighting how beneficial microbes and their metabolites may help maintain gut barrier health. 🔗 doi.org/10.1530/MAH-23-0015

🗓️ The review by Elizabeth A Coler et al. on AI in metabolomics was published last year. Yet it still feels relevant today as the AI landscape rapidly evolves. How do you see #AI shaping the future of research in your field? Read in Microbiota and Host: doi.org/10.1530/MAH-23-0017

💡Don’t miss the opportunity to share your research without fees. Microbiota and Host continues to offer no-cost publication but only for a limited time. We welcome impactful research exploring the dynamic interactions between commensal microbiota & all eukaryotic hosts. More info: lnkd.in/e2KcyGxx

🦠How does microbial-derived indole metabolism influence mucosal inflammation? A new review by Ji Yeon Kim, Ian M. Cartwright & Sean P. Colgan explores how indole and its derivatives affect gastrointestinal health and inflammation in diseases such as IBD. 👉 doi.org/10.1530/MAH-...