Biology
Bacteria that cause food poisoning kill brain tumors
Enterobacteria of Salmonella may be a new tool against brain cancer.
Intestinal Bacteria
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Biology
This seemingly harmless bacterium killed one third of the world's population
Some recent research has found the cause of the bacteria causing pandemics
Biology
Detecting intestinal bacteria helps to lose weight
Animal studies found that intestinal bacteria can be used to treat obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Biology
There is an uncontrollable spread of bacteria
In a recent study, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned of a strain of bacteria.
Biology
Are bacteria making you hungry?
More than half a decade ago, it became increasingly clear that normal gastrointestinal bacteria (GI - gastrointestinal) play a very important role in the biology of huma…
Animal world
Identify herbivores, eat meat through intestinal bacteria
On the Serengeti plains, scientists can tell which animals eat grass or animals that have eaten the poor antelope, all depending on the presence of a specific type of ba…
Environment
Find creatures that help destroy plastic waste fastest
The plastics manufacturing industry has grown three times in the last 25 years, leaving the corresponding consequences severely.
Environment
Climate change creates many intestinal bacteria
Climate change is the main cause of some intestinal infectious bacteria in Northern Europe. This is unusual because the bacteria often grow in warm and tropical environm…
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Medicine - Health
Artificial sweeteners are toxic to gastrointestinal bacteria
According to research, the intestinal bacteria system plays an important role in human metabolism, and artificial sweeteners can affect host health.
Medicine - Health
Feces of newborns - abundance of bacteria!
Scientists at Wake Forest School of Medicine fed mice with bacteria from their babies' feces, and showed good results in their intestinal health.
Medicine - Health
Eating crickets and insects is very good for the intestinal tract
Valerie Stull, Ph.D. at the University of Wisconsi-Madison at the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, still remembers the memory of her first time eating insects…
Medicine - Health
How to drink juice at the wrong time?
Drinking juice when the stomach is empty will harm the intestinal bacteria.
Medicine - Health
How the microorganisms in the gut 'hack' control your genome
You already know that, in your intestinal tract, there is now a diversity of microorganisms. They don't just sit there and wait for your next meal.
Medicine - Health
What is prebiotic and how does it work for human health?
In recent years, fiber has been a very important nutritional factor, so is it