Neurons Command Gut Microbiota: Unveiling Brain's Influence

Posted: 2025-04-23 07:03:58 UTC

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A new study reveals that neurons directly influence the composition and function of gut microbiota, challenging the traditional view of a unidirectional gut-brain axis.

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Neurons directly influence gut microbiota.

Gut-brain communication is more complex than previously thought.

Targeting neuronal pathways could offer new therapeutic strategies for gut-related disorders.

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Understanding the specific neuronal signals that affect microbiota.

Identifying the mechanisms by which neuronal activity alters microbial composition.

Translating these findings into effective therapies for gut disorders.