Human gut microbiome

January 6th, 2023

Unlocking the secrets of the human gut microbiome to develop the understanding and interventions to promote positive health benefits and disease prevention.

Organoids

Microbiome-intestinal organoid co-culture for improved gut health research.

The development of microbiome-intestinal organoid for improved understanding of human gut microbiome functions and identification of potential probiotic microbes in the human gut that could lead to health benefits.

3-D computer simulations of the wave-like movement of the intestinal walls

Computer simulations of the physical properties of the human gut to predict their influence on the microbiome

Using 3-D simulation of the physical and biomechanical properties of the human gut to improve microbiome predictive modelling framework resulting in targeted interventions and better patient outcomes

Fruit and vegetables. Credit - Devon Breen

Interactions between food microstructure, the gut microbiome, and health outcomes of infants during weaning

Understanding the impact microstructure of the food matrix has on the structure and function of the weaning infant’s gut microbiome, and how this affects health outcomes.

Baby feeding. Credit - Pixabay member 5686750

Shaping a healthy gut microbiome at early-life through complementary feeding

MOSH researchers are exploring ways to help shape the human gut microbiome through dietary strategies. This aims to promote long-term health and disease prevention from the early stages of life.

Credit - Alina Kuptsova

Predictive modelling: Human gut microbiome resilience after antibiotic stress

Modelling the impacts of antibiotics in order to predict and prevent the harmful side effects on the human gut microbiome.

Publication

Credit - National Cancer Institute

Publication alert – A review of non-nucleotide biomarker discovery protocols from body fluids in breast cancer diagnosis

A review on the inconstancies in the biomarker discovery pipelines for breast cancer diagnosis from non-invasive biofluids.

Intestine. Credit Lakshmiraman Oza

Blog post – The key to health could be in your gut.

Read about our cutting-edge science-backed research unlocking the secrets of the human gut microbiome for improved health benefits.

To find out more about the link between diet, gut bacteria and the health benefits – The Hungry Microbiome: why resistant starch is good for you – YouTube

See more of the group’s research – Molecular Diagnostic Solutions – Nutrition and Health (csiro.au)