Study finds altered gut microbiome in male mice can increase disease risk in offspring.

A study from EMBL Rome reveals that altering the gut microbiome in male mice can increase the risk of disease in their offspring. The gut microbiota, crucial for mammalian health, impacts the immune and endocrine systems. Researchers discovered that disrupted gut microbes in fathers can lead to growth issues and health problems in the next generation, suggesting that maintaining a balanced gut microbiota is essential for the wellbeing of offspring.

May 01, 2024
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