Rowett Institute Staff Seminar
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This is a past event
Microbial colonization patterns in mammalian neonates-how milk "farms" the infant gut microbiota
Human milk contains numerous components that shape the microbial content of the developing infant gastrointestinal tract. A prominent feature of milk is an array of complex glycans that serve a passive immune function by sequestering and deflecting pathogens while simultaneously enriching a protective, milk-oriented microbiota (MOM) often dominated by bifidobacteria. Read more
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Professor David A. Mills
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- Contact
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Dr Nigel Hoggard
Tel: 01224 438655
This is a technical seminar aimed at professional scientists. If you are not a University of Aberdeen staff member and would like to attend, please contact us.