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AGA New Microbiome Mechanisms and Therapies: Complement, Cancer, and Customized Probiotics
Date
May 6, 2023
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The gut microbiome is implicated in a wide range of physiological processes, and holds great, but unrealized, potential for disease treatment and prevention. In this session, rising investigators demonstrate novel biotherapeutic applications of gut microbes, and how the intestinal bacterial community interacts with an arm of the innate immune system. The talks span the topics of bioengineered probiotics, anti-tumor activities of gut microbes, and introduce the complement system in the gut as an effector of antimicrobial defense.
The gut microbiome is implicated in a wide range of physiological processes, and holds great, but unrealized, potential for disease treatment and prevention. In this session, rising investigators demonstrate novel biotherapeutic applications of gut microbes, and how the intestinal bacterial community interacts with an arm of the innate immune system. The talks span the topics of bioengineered probiotics, anti-tumor activities of gut microbes, and introduce the complement system in the gut as an effector of antimicrobial defense.
Moderators
University of Chicago
Washington Univ School of Medicine
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