W. Florian Fricke

@wffricke.bsky.social

Human Microbiome Research

Sawhney et al. followed 52 infants from birth to age 8, uncovering how gut microbiomes shift, stabilize, and evolve. A key finding: the emergence and timing of Bacteroides- and Prevotella-dominated enterotypes. 👶🧬 1/n

Gut microbiome evolution from infancy to 8 years of age - Nature Medicine

In a unique cohort of twins followed from birth to 8 years of age, shotgun sequencing of stool samples reveals that the transmission, persistence and evolutionary adaptation of bacterial strains are s...

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New research shows gut physiology, e.g. transit time and pH, influence microbiome variation and metabolism. These findings implicate a personalized approach and repeated sampling in microbiome studies to capture individual differences and daily dynamics. #Microbiome

Henrik M. Roager@hroager.bsky.social · 2y ago

Today we publish an (in my opinion) important paper in @naturemicrobiol.bsky.social 🍾 showing that gut physiology and environment are factors explaining substantial variations in human gut #microbiome composition and #metabolism🦠 Fantastic work Procházková et al. 👏 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

We found something interesting in the evolution of plant microbiota. It is under review and we published the preprint today. Avi Bograd from my lab analyzed the genomes of 38,912 bacteria and identified a clear depletion of all MGE types in plant-associated bacteria vs. non-plant associated bacteria

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