Eileen Murphy retweeted
For somebody working on the gut #microbiome, the responses ("gross", "embarrassment", "pseudoscience", etc.) to this @Nature article on the treatment of C-section babies with their mother’s poo are quite sobering. So, I thought I would provide a perspective in the thread below.
Feeding a baby born by caesarean section milk containing a tiny bit of their mother’s poo introduces beneficial microbes to their gut go.nature.com/48oD7hK
Takes after his mum obviously!
Happy @WMicrobiomeDay. I have interviewed Michael Murphy-Walter for some expert advice on how to feed your #microbiome.
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Our most complex biologic system—immunity—is reviewed in 3 new @CellCellPress papers, open-access
Adaptive
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
Innate
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
New insights
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092… @RMedzhitov
Eileen Murphy retweeted
This Cell paper on the 'cancer microbiome' repeats all the mistakes that gave us the so-called 'fetal microbiome'. Inadequate contamination controls, no culture data, no microscopy. And is it really ecologically plaucible that 165 genera colonize tumors?
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
Eileen Murphy retweeted
Great occasion for my 1st tweet! Proud contributor to this @Nature perspective on the ongoing debate questioning a fetal #microbiome. With 46 experts in #microbiome #science and related disciplines, we assess the evidence. The answer, an unambiguous ‘No’ bit.ly/3XF4ePg
Eileen Murphy retweeted
Expert analysis refutes claims humans are colonised by bacteria before birth. @Pharmabiotic Prof @JensWalter15 and a global team of leading experts evaluated the evidence for microbes in human foetuses.
Published in @Nature today. - Read more at bit.ly/3WDWL1m
Eileen Murphy retweeted
Innate Immune Responses to Human Gut #Microbiota from Phylum to Strain: @MatthewSpindl13 @jeremiahfaith1 examine how innate immune system responds to 277 human gut commensal #bacterial strains. Taxa induce signatures w/predictable immune phenotypes in mice cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…
Supercool 👀
One of my all-time favourites. Stare at the red dot on the woman's nose for 30 seconds, then look at an empty wall while blinking quickly. Promise it's worth it... bit.ly/2UbzN7W
Eileen Murphy retweeted
Expert reaction to a review paper on the ‘serotonin theory of depression’ | Science Media Centre sciencemediacentre.org/exper…
Eileen Murphy retweeted
Gut bacteria linked to cognitive dysfunction. Age-related shifts in gut #microbiome increase isoamylamine (IAA) in humans. Same shifts in mice cause cognitive decline via S100A8. Blocking IAA binding to S100A8 promoter reverses memory/learning loss in mice cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…
Eileen Murphy retweeted
With all we've learned in recent years about the gut #microbiome, what is healthy eating now?
cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f… A tour de force review @cellhostmicrobe
Super work! Worth reading 🍎🍉🍇🌽🥕🥦
Rethinking healthy eating in light of the gut microbiome
New from Jens Walter & colleagues in @cellhostmicrobe #UCCFutures #FoodMicrobiomeHealth @Pharmabiotic @UCCResearch cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…
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Rethinking healthy eating in light of gut microbiome: This review examines how diet-#microbiome-host interactions can validate, refine & innovate #dietary guidelines. Integration of microbiome science into #nutrition research will improve healthy eating cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…
Eileen Murphy retweeted
Gut bacteria linked to cognitive dysfunction. Age-related shifts in gut #microbiome increase isoamylamine (IAA) in humans. Same shifts in mice cause cognitive decline via S100A8. Blocking IAA binding to S100A8 promoter reverses memory/learning loss in mice cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…
Eileen Murphy retweeted
10 hand drawings that will make you smarter and calmer in 5 minutes:
1) Shiny object syndrome vs. consistency
Eileen Murphy retweeted
Ignoring warning signs, from an angel investor:
teapawt.net/brianrumao/status/1513…
Eileen Murphy retweeted
6 years ago I joined a 20-person startup.
I wanted to quit after my first week, but didn't.
Now our company is worth over $1B and has 200+ employees.
Here's what I've learned about succeeding at a startup:

























