Gut microbiome maturation in infants born prematurely is uniquely influenced by the
physiological, clinical, and environmental factors surrounding preterm birth and early life …

The intestinal microbiome is frequently implicated in necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC)
pathogenesis. While no particular organism has been associated with NEC development, a …

Unlike the bacterial microbiome, the role of early-life gut fungi in host metabolism and
childhood obesity development remains poorly characterized. To address this, we …

Background The gut microbiome undergoes primary ecological succession over the course
of early life before achieving ecosystem stability around 3 years of age. These maturational …

Background Dysbiosis in the gut microbial community might be involved in the
pathophysiology of attention‐deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The fungal component of …

Antibiotics are commonly used drugs in infants, causing disruptions in the developing gut
microbiota with possible detrimental long-term effects such as chronic inflammatory …

The gut mycobiota has never been studied either during pregnancy or in patients with
gestational diabetes (GDM). This study aimed to analyze the fecal mycobiota of GDM …

The gut microbiota plays a critical role in human growth and development as well as the
regulation of human pathophysiological processes. According to research, the gut …

Objectives: The association between fecal microbiota and height in children has yielded
conflicting findings, warranting further investigation into potential differences in fecal …

Early life gut microbiome composition has been correlated with childhood obesity, though
microbial functional contributions to disease origins remain unclear. Here, using an infant …