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Lukas VFN 🇪🇺

Novel research reveals thriving microbial life in trees phys.org/news/2025-08-reveals-

A diverse and distinct #microbiome inside living trees nature.com/articles/s41586-025

"A single tree hosts about one trillion #bacteria in its woody tissue... #microbes are partitioned between heartwood and sapwood with each having its own unique microbiomes with minimal similarity to other tissues... They are actively producing gases and cycling nutrients... these communities may have coevolved with #trees over time"

a figure from the linked paper that highlights various parts of a tree and connects them to graphs showing what types of microbes have been found in these parts
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Mojo ♻️

Scientists at Cambridge Uni have discovered a gut bacterium that not only fights cancer—but also absorbs toxic “forever chemicals” from the body. Nature might just have a cure growing inside us.

#microbiome #pfas #guthealth #cancerresearch #greatread #foreverchemicals

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The Times of IndiaCancer-fighting gut bacteria that can absorb forever chemicals in the body discovered by scientists from Cambridge University - Times of IndiaScientists at the University of Cambridge have identified gut bacteria strains capable of removing harmful PFAS "forever chemicals" from the body. The research, published in Nature Microbiology, reveals that these bacteria can absorb and flush out PFAS, potentially reducing their concentration by up to 74%. This breakthrough offers hope for a microbial-based detoxification strategy against these persistent environmental health threats.
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earthling

The Microbiome and Personalized Nutrition by M. Pilar Francino, 2025

This book provides an ample overview of the current state of research on nutrition's influence on the human microbiome and how it can be leveraged in personalized diets. It covers the most relevant perspectives in this burgeoning and interdisciplinary field of research

link.springer.com/book/10.1007

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ranging from how foods and food supplements can be used to modulate the gut microbiome, to the role of large-scale food information initiatives in raising public awareness of this topic. Particular attention is paid to the impact of food processing and preparation methods on the modulation of the gut microbiota, a yet understudied area, which is crucial for the development of sophisticated personalized nutrition programs. In addition, the book addresses important societal aims, such as that of recycling agricultural products for the food industry with the specific goal of targeting the gut microbiome for better health. The role of microbiome-aware nutrition in the context of important diseases of the 21st century such as obesity and allergy, especially in the case of children, is also discussed. Moreover, the authors explore the potential contributions of metabolic modelling to guide dietary interventions for microbiota modulation, as well as strategies on how all this information can be incorporated into dietary applications targeting consumers interested in improving their microbiome and health. The book addresses researchers from academia and industry interested in the relationship and interplay between the gut microbiome, individual nutrition and health.
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Universität Bern

🔬🧫 The #microbiome plays an important role in immune defense - but #diet is more important than we thought:
Researchers at #unibern & #Inselspital in collaboration with @ChariteBerlin show that the composition of the diet 🥕🥛🥔 in early life significantly influences antibody diversity in the gut, surprisingly independently of the microbiome 👇
mediarelations.unibe.ch/media_

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CubeRootOfTrue

@petealexharris @David I'm just gonna add, hydroponics and aeroponics are concepts that we get from science fiction. If we want to take agriculture underground, we will need to understand a lot more about the microbiome around roots

A question asked at an NIH seminar: How many species does it take to make an apple?

The expected answer includes bees, worms, apple trees ... the actual answer was "We don't know"

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