About this Research Topic
Various evidence and researches suggest that gut microbiota is vital in the maintenance of normal and physiological homeostasis and psychological health. Microbiota actively forms the immune system as it is being challenged by both the host and the environment, thus affecting the function of many organs, including the brain.
This Research Topic will gather contributions that seek to advance the understanding of the immunological role (whether positive or negative) of the gut-brain microbiome axis as well as the brain microbiome in the human central nervous system.
This Research Topic aims at gathering a mix of original research (observational, experimental, and theoretical studies) and other types of contributions (e.g. perspectives, reviews, and mini-reviews) focused on the following themes:
• The immunological role of the brain microbiome and the gut-brain microbiome axis in CNS, and neurodegenerative diseases
• Meta omics analysis of the immunological role of brain microbiome and the gut-brain microbiome axis in CNS, and neurodegenerative diseases
• Cooperation of Brain microbiota and the gut-brain microbiome axis in the immune system
• Development of novel methods for studying the immunological role of brain microbiome and gut-brain microbiome axis
• Immunological biomarkers of CSF microbiome for neurodegeneration compare to health
This Research Topic will gather contributions that seek to advance the understanding of the immunological role (whether positive or negative) of the gut-brain microbiome axis as well as the brain microbiome in the human central nervous system.
This Research Topic aims at gathering a mix of original research (observational, experimental, and theoretical studies) and other types of contributions (e.g. perspectives, reviews, and mini-reviews) focused on the following themes:
• The immunological role of the brain microbiome and the gut-brain microbiome axis in CNS, and neurodegenerative diseases
• Meta omics analysis of the immunological role of brain microbiome and the gut-brain microbiome axis in CNS, and neurodegenerative diseases
• Cooperation of Brain microbiota and the gut-brain microbiome axis in the immune system
• Development of novel methods for studying the immunological role of brain microbiome and gut-brain microbiome axis
• Immunological biomarkers of CSF microbiome for neurodegeneration compare to health
Keywords: gut microbiota, nervous system, brain microbiota, Neurodegenerative Diseases, immunological role
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