Nicole Simone Treichel
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Recent Articles
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Kister B, Viehof A, Rolle-Kampczyk U, Schwentker A, Treichel N, Jennings S, et al.
iScience
. 2023 Oct;
26(10):107922.
PMID: 37817939
Bile acid (BA) metabolism is a complex system that includes a wide variety of primary and secondary, as well as conjugated and unconjugated BAs that undergo continuous enterohepatic circulation (EHC)....
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Bellais S, Nehlich M, Ania M, Duquenoy A, Mazier W, van den Engh G, et al.
Microbiome
. 2022 Feb;
10(1):24.
PMID: 35115054
Background: There is a growing interest in using gut commensal bacteria as "next generation" probiotics. However, this approach is still hampered by the fact that there are few or no...
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Mainz R, Albers S, Haque M, Sonntag R, Treichel N, Clavel T, et al.
Cells
. 2022 Jan;
11(2).
PMID: 35053298
A considerable percentage of the population is affected by alcoholic liver disease (ALD). It is characterized by inflammatory signals from the liver and other organs, such as the intestine. The...
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Treichel N, Prevorsek Z, Mrak V, Kostric M, Vestergaard G, Foesel B, et al.
Microb Ecol
. 2019 Jan;
78(2):517-527.
PMID: 30627762
The development of the gut microbiome is influenced by several factors. It is acquired during and after birth and involves both maternal and environmental factors as well as the genetic...
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Fritz G, Dintner S, Treichel N, Radeck J, Gerland U, Mascher T, et al.
mBio
. 2015 Jul;
6(4):e00975.
PMID: 26199330
Unlabelled: Sensing of and responding to environmental changes are of vital importance for microbial cells. Consequently, bacteria have evolved a plethora of signaling systems that usually sense biochemical cues either...