Development of Immune Cells in the Intestinal Mucosa Can Be Affected by Intensive and Extensive Farm Environments, and Antibiotic Use

por Christoforidou, Zoe, Burt, Rachel, Mulder, Imke, Gill, Bhupinder P., Pluske, John, Kelly, Denise, Stokes, Christopher R., Bailey, Michael, Lewis, Marie C.
Publicado 2018

Restricting Microbial Exposure in Early Life Negates the Immune Benefits Associated with Gut Colonization in Environments of High Microbial Diversity

por Mulder, Imke E., Schmidt, Bettina, Lewis, Marie, Delday, Margaret, Stokes, Christopher R., Bailey, Mick, Aminov, Rustam I., Gill, Bhupinder P., Pluske, John R., Mayer, Claus-Dieter, Kelly, Denise
Publicado 2011

Establishment of Normal Gut Microbiota Is Compromised under Excessive Hygiene Conditions

por Schmidt, Bettina, Mulder, Imke E., Musk, Corran C., Aminov, Rustam I., Lewis, Marie, Stokes, Christopher R., Bailey, Mick, Prosser, James I., Gill, Bhupinder P., Pluske, John R., Kelly, Denise
Publicado 2011

Environmentally-acquired bacteria influence microbial diversity and natural innate immune responses at gut surfaces

por Mulder, Imke E, Schmidt, Bettina, Stokes, Christopher R, Lewis, Marie, Bailey, Mick, Aminov, Rustam I, Prosser, James I, Gill, Bhupinder P, Pluske, John R, Mayer, Claus-Dieter, Musk, Corran C, Kelly, Denise
Publicado 2009