Papers on Escherichia

334 papers9 new in 30 days

Tuesday, November 3

Best Practice & Research Clinical GastroenterologyNov 3

Aging and the Microbiome: precondition for gastrointestinal carcinogenesis

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ReviewMicrobiome composition

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IAHS Medical JournalNov 3

Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections in Peri- and Postmenopausal Women: Contemporary Approachesto Management : A Study of 50 Cases

Cohort study of 50 peopleRecurrent urinary tract infection

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Friday, October 30

Frontiers in PharmacologyOct 30

A Dual-Axis Immunopharmacological Framework for Trial Design in Porcine Xenotransplantation: Lessons from the First Four Clinical Cases

Accepted, not yet published: systematic reviewInterventions

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Thursday, October 29

Current Issues in Molecular BiologyOct 29

Yixingensin Extends Lifespan and Modulates Stress-Response and Lipid-Metabolism Programs in Caenorhabditis elegans

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Experiments in wormsInterventions

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Frontiers in Aging NeuroscienceOct 29

Integrated gut microbiome and fecal metabolome profiling identifies taurine-associated microbial dysbiosis across the Alzheimer’s disease clinical spectrum

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Cross-sectional study of 84 peopleMicrobiome composition

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Journal of Applied Oral ScienceOct 29

Metformin alleviates LPS-induced inflammation via suppression of the MAPK/AP-1 pathway in human dental pulp cells

Experiments in human cellsMetformin

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Monday, October 26

Probiotics and Antimicrobial ProteinsOct 26

Staphylococcus warneri MN336185 from Fermented Rice Water: a Multifunctional Probiotic with Anti-pathogenic and Longevity Benefits in C. elegans

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Experiments in wormsInterventions

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Thursday, October 15

Nature MetabolismOct 15

Linked metabolic disruptions halt division in human cells

An engineered bacterial enzyme reversed the growth arrest by expanding a pool of molecules used to build cellular components in human connective-tissue cells grown in the…An engineered bacterial enzyme reversed the growth arrest by expanding a pool of molecules used to build cellular components in human connective-tissue cells grown in the lab.

Human cell studyInterventions

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Sunday, October 11

MaturitasOct 11

Vaginal estrogen changed bacterial communities after menopause

In a prospective study of postmenopausal women, 12 weeks of vaginal estrogen shifted urinary bacterial communities towards those seen in women without tissue thinning or…In a prospective study of postmenopausal women, 12 weeks of vaginal estrogen shifted urinary bacterial communities towards those seen in women without tissue thinning or symptoms.

Non-randomized trial in peopleGenitourinary syndrome of menopause

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Thursday, October 8

bioRxivOct 8

Bacterial molecule shapes behavior and lifespan in worms

A screen of 3,985 bacterial strains identified an iron-gathering molecule whose effects in worms depended on a stress response in cells’ energy-producing structures.A screen of 3,985 bacterial strains identified an iron-gathering molecule whose effects in worms depended on a stress response in cells’ energy-producing structures.

Quantitative tracking reveals clusters of E. coli mutations in several pathways that affect host behavior.

Preprint: experiments in wormsMechanisms

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International Journal of Biological MacromoleculesOct 8

ZJP-2, a novel wild jujube polysaccharide, enhances longevity, cognitive function, and mitigates oxidative stress via mitochondrial regulation in Caenorhabditis elegans

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Experiments in wormsInterventions

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Wednesday, September 30

BIOSSep 30

Effect of microbial diversity on glucose metabolism in Caenorhabditis elegans

Experiments in wormsInterventions

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Monday, September 28

BiogerontologySep 28

Peptone-free nematode growth medium improves culture stability and physiological resilience in Caenorhabditis elegans

Experiments in wormsInterventions

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Journal of Visualized ExperimentsSep 28

Treadmill Exercise is Associated with Intestinal Barrier and Cardiac Nlrp3 Gene Expression Changes in Diabetic Mice

Experiments in miceExercise

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Friday, September 18

Preprints.orgSep 18

Peptone-Free Nematode Growth Medium Improves Culture Stability and Physiological Resilience in Caenorhabditis elegans

Preprint: experiments in wormsInterventions

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G3Sep 18

Age-dependent genetic effects contribute to immunosenescence in Drosophila melanogaster

Experiments in fliesMechanisms

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Thursday, September 10

mBioSep 10

Extension of host lifespan by polyamines derived from gut bacteria

Experiments in fliesMechanisms

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Sunday, September 6

Analytica Chimica ActaSep 6

Engineered E. coli biosensor with dual-module sensing and signal amplification for non-invasive detection of fecal bile acid salts in colorectal cancer screening

Experiments in bacteriaBile acids

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Frontiers in Cardiovascular MedicineSep 6

Abnormal "Escherichia Shigella-EAT-LAAD" axis in HFrEF patients with AF and the regulatory effect of SGLT2 inhibitors

Comparison of EATV and EATVI between HFrEF_NAF patients and HFrEF_AF patients before and after SGLT2i treatment.

Non-randomized trial in 26 peopleSGLT2 inhibitors

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Thursday, August 27

MicroorganismsAug 27

Age-Related and Lifestyle-Related Differences in Gut Microbiota Composition Among Community-Dwelling Adults

Flow chart of patients included and excluded in this trial.

Cross-sectional study of 159 peopleGut and microbiome

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Wednesday, August 26

Nature CommunicationsAug 26

Microbiome signatures for detection of colorectal lesions in population-based FIT screening

Microbial diversity in fecal immunochemical tests from screening participants.

Cohort study of 1,034 peopleBiomarkers

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Tuesday, August 25

Preprints.orgAug 25

Peptone-Free Nematode Growth Medium Improves Culture Stability and Physiological Resilience in Caenorhabditis elegans

Preprint: experiments in wormsInterventions

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Monday, August 24

BioinformaticsAug 24

Gut microbe patterns linked to long-term health risks

An observational study of 7,141 Finnish adults aged 25–74 linked gut microbial patterns to deaths and disease over a 20-year follow-up.An observational study of 7,141 Finnish adults aged 25–74 linked gut microbial patterns to deaths and disease over a 20-year follow-up.