Search for dissertations about: "gut microbial communities"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 17 swedish dissertations containing the words gut microbial communities.
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1. Assembly of Gut Microbial Communities in Freshwater Fish and Their Roles in Fish Condition
Abstract : Animal hosts provide associated microorganisms with suitable ecological niches in their intestines. Microbes help their hosts to digest food, protect against pathogens, and influence the host’s metabolisms. Compositional variation of gut microbial communities is common among hosts, and may affect the health status of hosts. READ MORE
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2. In silico analysis of microbial communities through constraint-based metabolic modelling
Abstract : Microbial communities are involved in many vital biological processes from elemental cycles to sustaining human health. The bacterial assemblages are remarkably under-studied as they are reluctant to grow in the laboratory conditions. READ MORE
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3. An insight towards food-related microbial sets through metabolic modelling and functional analysis
Abstract : The dietary food digestion depends on the human gastrointestinal tract, where host cells and gut microbes mutually interact. This interplay may also mediate host metabolism, as shown by microbial-derived secondary bile acids, needed for receptor signalling. Microbes are also crucial in the production of fermented foods, such as wine and dairy. READ MORE
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4. Modeling human gut microbiota: from steady states to dynamic systems
Abstract : Human gut microbes are an essential part of human sub-microscopic systems and involved in many critical biological processes such as Type 2 diabetes (T2D) and osteoporosis. However, the underlying mechanisms are unclear. READ MORE
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5. Metabolic Modeling of the Gut Microbiome-Host Interactions and Meta’omics Integration
Abstract : A large number of microbes with different strain types occupy the human gut. These gut inhabitant microbes have key roles in decomposition of indigestible dietary macronutrients before they are metabolised by the host. READ MORE