• Encapsulation technologies for delivery of bioactive compounds to the gastrointestinal tract 

  O'Reilly, Catherine (University College Cork, 2021-04-30)

  Ulcerative Colitis and other inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) are increasingly linked to changes in the gut microbiome. In addition, gastrointestinal illnesses caused by infections by gut pathogens such as Clostridioides ...
• The microbiome and cancer 

  Barrett, Maurice P. J. (University College Cork, 2021-06-04)

  Cancers arise through the process of somatic evolution fuelled by the inception of somatic mutations. We lack a complete understanding of the sources of these somatic mutations. Humans host a vast repertoire of microbes ...
• The relationship between the human milk microbiome and infant gut microbiota composition over the first six months of life 

  Lyons, Katriona (University College Cork, 2021-01-08)

  Breast milk is considered the gold standard feeding regime for new-born infants. It provides complete nutrition to the infant and contains many bioactive compounds which support the growth and immune development of the ...
• Lactobacillus, omega-3 fatty acids and FODMAPs influence on the gut microbiome 

  O'Donnell, Shane (University College Cork, 2021-01)

  Introduction: Many aspects of the human gut microbiome, the diverse combination of microorganisms that are present in the large intestine, impact human host functioning and homeostasis. As we uncover greater understanding ...
• Microbiota in development and stress management 

  Murphy, Amy (University College Cork, 2021-01-04)

  The gut microbiota plays a significant role in health and development from birth and continues to affect several processes throughout life. The infant gut is unstable, and colonisation is influenced by a variety of factors. ...

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