The Dutch Microbiome Project paper is out now in @Nature! Do you want to know more about #microbiome and health? Here is a thread with our main findings 🧵⬇️
https://t.co/8pnra7yDUg
Very happy to announce that our work on circulating microRNAs in celiac disease has been published in Frontiers of Immunology! Great team effort, thank you @rodcoutalmeida@SeboWithoff@JonkersIris and all others that made this work possible!@UMCGgenetica
https://t.co/E2Sx6TVsSQ
Aanstaande dinsdag 16 november om 19:30u geven Rinse Weersma en Marjolein Klaassen van #umcg een online #lezing voor #publiek over de rol van #darmbacteri��n bij ziekte en gezondheid. De lezing is gratis te volgen via https://t.co/qjq4EnYq8j. Zie ook de weekendbijlage @dvhn_nl l
Vandaag is het Nationale Poepdag op initiatief van @MLDS. Poep bezit vele verborgen schatten en met het @umcg en @LifelinesNL zijn we druk bezig om die schatten te ontrafelen. Zie ook mijn opiniestuk @dvhn_nl
Although the largest immune cells network is found in the small intestine, little is known on the human small intestinal microbiota. New findings show metabolic features characterising the small intestinal microbiome related to IBD https://t.co/ZUIMUqxTjE
Proud! Publication of research of collaboration between PhD student Michiel Voskuil, prof. Rinse Weersma, and dr. Noortje Festen from the UMC Groningen with doctors and scientists from Exeter UK, in the @JAMA_current Network:
https://t.co/ramE3QmxeE
SLC39A8 variant is more prevalent in patients with Crohn’s disease but its influence on gut microbiota is smaller in a Dutch cohort than previously observed in an independent cohort