The researchers also reintroduced microbes to the mice after antibiotics through fecal microbial transplants. The rationale ...

Improving the detection of small RNAs in fecal samples paves the way for novel, non-invasive biomarkers to monitor intestinal ...

Transplanting bacteria from the feces of healthy people into the guts of mice and patients with fibromyalgia successfully reduced pain levels, opening up a potentinal avenue for new microbe ...

"We used a laxative, rather than antibiotics, because these drugs could hamper recolonization after the fecal transplant," explains El Aidy. Knock-out mice were given feces from wild-type mice and ...

Transplanting feces from certain top-level cyclists and soccer players into mice boosted levels of a molecule that fuels intense workouts, researchers report March 27 in Cell Reports. Our gut ...

Researchers performed fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) into germ-free female mice using samples collected from women with fibromyalgia and age-matched healthy controls. An open-label ...

As the experiments proceeded, the researchers noticed that none of the fecal samples produced by the sterilized mice floated. In mice, normally half of samples are floaters. That suggested that ...

the researchers found that across all of the fecal samples, F. foetens stood out as the most common strain that was likely to ...

Following these observations, the research team transplanted feces from giant pandas into germ-free mice (rodents that have no microorganisms living on or inside them) in a process known as fecal ...