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Thursday, April 27, 2017

technologynetworks : declared in Your Gut Bacteria May Effect Your Response to Chemotherapy Drugs

Worms fed a diet of E. coli were much more sensitive to FUDR than worms fed Comamonas. Worms fed the Comamonas diet had to be exposed to a concentration of FUDR 100 times greater than E.coli fed worms to induce sterility. Feeding C. elegans an exclusive diet of either E. coli or Comamonas bacteria, Walhout then exposed these worms to different chemotherapy drugs to assess both changes in phenotype and genotype. One of these drugs was the antimetabolite FUDR, used to treat colon cancer. "This gives scientists a huge space to test because of the thousands of combinations of drugs and bacteria that could conceivably be tested.


Bacteria May be Reason Some Foods Cause Heart Disease, Stroke

Hazen's hope is to develop ways to alter these bacteria or their products to lower the risk of heart disease. Choline is considered an essential nutrient and getting too little can, ironically, lead to heart disease, cancer and other conditions. Related: These 10 Foods Affect Your Heart Disease Risk"Foods that raise TMAO may increase your risk for clotting and thrombotic events. Studies indicate they may affect the risk of cancer, heart disease and even mental illnesses such as schizophrenia. Researchers trying to figure out how meat causes heart disease came up with another possible explanation Monday: an essential nutrient found in meat and eggs might be a culprit.

CF Infections by Drug-Resistant Bacteria May Be Treated via TCS Inhibition, Study Says
Microorganisms that infect the respiratory system of CF patients vary according to the age of the host. CF is characterized by the production and accumulation of thick mucus in the lungs, and patients are susceptible to acute and chronic bacterial respiratory infections. In early childhood, respiratory infections are mostly due to Staphylococcus aureus and Haemophilus influenza. They concluded their review by noting that, either alone or in combination with standard care, inhibiting TCS signals may prove to be treatment options against bacterial infections in CF patients. Although many different bacterium and fungi can be held responsible for the respiratory infections if CF patients, P. aeruginosa is the most common and associated poor outcomes.


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