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For a better understanding of the development of NAFLD and the role the gut microbiome plays in it. H2020 funded EU project under grant agreement 813781.
Jena, Germany
Joined April 2019
Following #ihmc2022 online this week, I have a poster on my recent paper ( https://t.co/mmbP9btZEk) that can be viewed via the online portal, happy to answer any questions!
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Was a great pleasure to present our recent publication about the genome-to-microbiome association ( https://t.co/LW1zUVt09r) and a poster of an ongoing project about the longitudinal gut microbiome at #iccmg @IccMg. Thank you to @tisonjl for the photo of me on stage!
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Great BestTreat article entitled "Can microbiota modulation prevent the development of fatty liver disease?" appearing in Project Repository Journal
edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk
Project Repository Journal - PRj Vol.14 July 22
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The findings of a new research reveal the microbiota alterations during NAFLD and suggest that gut microbes can be used as an early clinical sign of the condition.
microbiomepost.com
The findings of a new research reveal the microbiota alterations during NAFLD and suggest that gut microbes can be used as an early clinical sign of the condition.
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A large prospective study sheds light on the connection between the gut #microbiome and early #NAFLD development in patients – offering potential microbial markers for future efforts to predict and diagnose cases. @LeibnizHKI @BestTreat #MachineLearning
https://t.co/dswJdbaIiD
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Amazing work from @BestTreat. Effects of exercise on NAFLD using non-targeted metabolomics in adipose tissue, plasma, urine and stool https://t.co/UXRHo4YoG2 (@SciReports)
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Chronic liver disease can be predicted by looking at the gut microbiome: A group of international researchers led by Gianni Panagiotou developed a machine-learning model for risk assessment. 🖥️🧬@microverse_exc @MSCActions @dfg_public @BestTreat
https://t.co/R4HMIkldyh
leibniz-hki.de
The human microbiome can provide information regarding the risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. This has bee…
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BestTreat new publication "Risk assessment with gut microbiome and metabolite markers in NAFLD development" appearing in Science Translational Medicine.
science.org
A machine learning model with microbial signatures shows potential for early detection of NAFLD development.
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Thank you so much 👏 to all of the FHMSI attendees and speakers for the excellent feedback📝
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Karl Alex Hedin, BestTreat ESR and winner of the Best Poster Presentation at the Frontiers in Host-Microbiota Symbiotic Interactions Symposium, is congratulated.
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LC–MS/MS as a valuable tool for screening metabolites! Learn more about How the Identification and Distribution of Sterols, Bile Acids, and Acylcarnitines by LC–MS/MS in different samples was facilitated; in the new BestTreat publication
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How physical activity and dietary intake were associated with gut microbiota composition in a multi-ethnic cohort? You can learn more about this in the newly released BestTreat publication https://t.co/AVjbVIe0ce
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The abstract submission deadline for the "Frontiers in Host-Microbiota symbiotic Interaction symposium Berlin, Feb 9-11, 2022" has been extended to 31st of October 2021. Looking forward to your contribution on https://t.co/gM6ucTvHZb
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Join our Symposium “FRONTIERS IN HOST-MICROBIOTA SYMBIOTIC INTERACTIONS" 9-11 February, 2022 in Berlin More information about the program and symposium: https://t.co/prUWxnVj94
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BestTreat new publication "Positive Effects of Exercise Intervention without Weight Loss and Dietary Changes in NAFLD-Related Clinical Parameters: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis " appearing in Nutrients. Read the full article here
mdpi.com
One of the focuses of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) treatment is exercise.
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BestTreat symposium: Now the registration and abstract submission are open Looking forward to your contribution https://t.co/TvrVKfkuGY
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We just accomplished with success our 7th biannual meeting. An impressive progress in the research work of our ESRs and a prolific discussion with PIs and supervisory board members.
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