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Gut Bacteria Can Protect Stem Cell Transplant Patients from Harmful Immune Reactions

Gut Bacteria Can Protect Stem Cell Transplant Patients from Harmful Immune Reactions
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Thiele orbergHendrik poeckErik thiele orbergElisabeth meedtTechnical university of munichTechnical universityBacteriophage consortiaProtective intestinal metabolitesPatients receiving stem cellErnst hollerNature cancer

Gut microbiome prevents dangerous immune reactions

Gut microbiome prevents dangerous immune reactions
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Hendrik poeckErik thiele orbergInternal medicineErnst hollerSenior professorAllogenic stem cell transplantationNature cancer

Certain combinations of gut bacteria protect stem cell transplant patients from immune reactions, finds study

Certain combinations of gut bacteria protect stem cell transplant patients from immune reactions, finds study
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Elisabeth meedtSebastian jaroschErik thiele orbergHendrik poeckTechnical university of munichDirk buschTechnical universityInternal medicineErnst hollerSenior professorAllogenic stem cell transplantationNature cancer

Gut Bacteria Can Protect Stem Cell Transplant Patients from Harmful Immune Reactions

Thiele orbergErik thiele orbergHendrik poeckElisabeth meedtTechnical university of munichTechnical universityBacteriophage consortiaProtective intestinal metabolitesPatients receiving stem cellErnst hollerNature cancer

MaaT Pharma to Host First Virtual R&D Day on June 7th, 2022

R&D Day will take place virtually on June 7th from 4:00 pm-6:00 pm (CEST)/ 3:00 pm-5:00 pm (GMT) 10:00 am-12:00 pm (EST) Event will feature expert-led discussions on the microbiome and its

Saint antoineFlorent malardMohamad mohtyHassane zarourFrances mcglothlinDepartment of internal medicineTrophic communications corporateCellular therapy departmentUniversity of pittsburgMelanoma immunotherapy researchSenior pr corporate communicationsUniversity hospital center regensburgSorbonne universityMicrobiome ecosystem therapiesMicrobiome ecosystemMaat pharma