Official Twitter account of the Oral Microbiome Lab 🦷🦠 we share our and related research updates. Institute: @GVAfisabio. PI: @mira_ale. Tweets are from team
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Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
🔬🦷 ¿Haces tu tesis con nosotros?
Buscamos candidato predoc para convocatorias:
🔹 FPU: 20 oct al 12 nov
🔸ACIF: 1 al 21 dic
Proyecto DAAM: D-aminoácidos, el lenguaje entre las bacterias orales y nuestras defensas
Expediente ≥8,5 e inglés B2
📩 oralmicrobiomelab@fisabio.es
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✨ ¡Éxito de #Fisabio en el mayor congreso mundial de investigación bucodental, liderando un simposio internacional y participando en mesas redondas y ponencias.
🔬 Seguimos impulsando la investigación valenciana en salud oral a nivel global 🌍
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Esta semana nos vamos al congreso de la IADR donde en el @OralMicrobioLab vamos a estar muy activos con 8 participaciones. Os iremos contando los últimos avances en investigación de la salud oral que se presenten en este evento. fisabio.san.gva.es/es/actual…
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"Nitrate and the Oral Microbiome: Current Insights and Future Trials." Organized by Bob Rosier, Alex Mira, and Ryan Demmer.
📅Thursday, June 26
⌚8 a.m. CEST
📍CCIB Room 211
#IADR2025 #oralhealth #dentalresearch
@BTRosier @GVAfisabio @OralMicrobioLab @mira_ale @rtdemmer
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
🗓️ El viernes 20 de junio en #Fisabio, el Dr. Sukirth M. Ganesan hablará sobre la conexión entre salud bucal y sistémica usando un enfoque-ómico integrado.
✨El evento es de entrada libre y gratuita hasta completar el aforo
¡Te esperamos! 👇
fisabio.san.gva.es/es/actual…
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🗣️@BTRosier, investigador postdoctoral en @GVAfisabio, habla sobre la relación entre la #microbiota oral y la salud bucodental, así como sus implicaciones clínicas
🦠La disminución de una bacteria relacionada con enfermedades periodontales sería clave
consalud.es/dentalia/profesi…
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🦠 El #investigador @BTRosier nos explica el efecto de la alimentación en la microbiota oral
🗣️ "Las verduras ricas en nitrato modulan la microbiota oral y reducen el riesgo de enfermedades"
consalud.es/dentalia/profesi…
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Our latest clinical study has been published in @Nature_NPJ B&M🥳
We found that the blood pressure-lowering effect of beetroot juice is impaired in periodontitis. However, periodontal treatment restored this effect.
nature.com/articles/s41522-0…
@mira_ale @GVAfisabio @NydiaYazmin
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
The blood pressure-lowering effect of beetroot juice is impaired in periodontitis and recovered after periodontal treatment
These findings highlight the importance of looking after oral health before implementing dietary interventions:
nature.com/articles/s41522-0…
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Mirad qué maravilla de portada y encuadernación de la tesis de @CorellPaula 💙 Siento una emoción y orgullo inmensos.Elaborar una tesis es como escribir un libro: concluyes una obra q dejas en este mundo. Aquí están 4 años de trabajo (e ilusiones, frustraciones, etc) condensados!
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
#SESPO2024 El nitrato como prebiótico para la salud oral: evidencia clínica, por el Dr @BTRosier Rosier, #Investigador #postdoctoral en la Fundación @FFisabio de Valencia
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
Is dietary nitrate good or bad for our health? 🧐
In our recent review, we explore the paradox between dietary nitrate, health and disease. We highlight how the food source may be the single most important factor moderating nitrate metabolism (1/8)
tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1…
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
Por qué los nitratos tienen tan mala fama como cancerígenos si la evidencia indica q las verduras ricas en nitratos previenen el cáncer? En este trabajo se da la solución: la clave está en el origen de ese nitrato. Las sales de nitrato añadidas a embutidos generan nitrosaminas
Great start to the weekend… my first, first author paper🥳
Hopefully an important addition to the dietary #nitrate literature🥬
Big thank you to @BTRosier for your support and guidance throughout!
@miaburleigh8
@mira_ale
Summary thread incoming…
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
Great start to the weekend… my first, first author paper🥳
Hopefully an important addition to the dietary #nitrate literature🥬
Big thank you to @BTRosier for your support and guidance throughout!
@miaburleigh8
@mira_ale
Summary thread incoming…
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
I am pleased to see the first paper from @UniWestScotland @belliesimpson's PhD published 👏🏻. Via an interdisciplinary approach, we demonstrate a longitudinal increase in health-associated nitrite-producing bacteria after treatment in periodontal patients. Link👇🏻#proudsupervisor
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Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
Feeding Gut Microbes to Nourish theBrain: Unravelling the Diet–Microbiota–Gut–Brain Axis
Our new review just out in @NatMetabolism - Led by fantastic postdoc @E_MSchneider with @kjdoriordan & @UCCpsychiatry
@Pharmabiotic @UCCResearch @AnatNeuroUCC
trebuchet.public.springernat…?
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
We are very pleased to share our new paper focused on the gut microbiota in children with cow's milk allergy and the effect of early-stage consumption of hypoallergenic formula (HF) on it.
mdpi.com/2917040 #mdpinutrients a través de @Nutrients_MDPI
#GutMicrobiota
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
The amount of money journals are charging researchers to get their paper to be open-access is egregious
science.org/content/article/…
@ScienceMagazine by @JeffreyBrainard
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
We made it to @MicrobiomDigest – Bik's Picks!
Very nice to find our new publication there:
"Topical prebiotic nitrate: optimizing the ‘hang-time’, source and dose for specific oral or systemic effects"
Article: nature.com/articles/s41522-0…
Bik's Picks: microbiomedigest.com/2024/07…
Oral Microbiome Lab retweeted
We challenge the idea that applications with a longer 'hang-time' (like chewing gums) are always better than applications with a shorter 'hang-time' (drinks).
Why? The salivary glands start recycling nitrate immediately after intake, keeping the nitrate levels high for hours.
