Sa1924 TIMING AND CLINICAL RISK FACTORS FOR EARLY ACQUISITION OF GUT PATHOGEN COLONIZATION WITH MULTIDRUG RESISTANT ORGANISMS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT Read More →
Sa1860 SEX DIFFERENCES IN DISEASE SEVERITY AND IMMUNE PROFILES OF CROHN'S DISEASE-LIKE ILEITIS-PRONE MICE ARE DRIVEN BY THE GUT MICROBIOME Read More →
Su2048 REPEATED AURICULAR PERCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE FIELD STIMULATION (PENFS) IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS WITH DISORDERS OF GUT-BRAIN INTERACTION Read More →
Sa2039 NOVEL KEYSTONE SPECIES OF GUT BACTERIOME AND VIROME IN EARLY LIFE ARE ALTERED IN PRETERM INFANTS AND IMPLICATED IN CHILDHOOD DISEASES Read More →
Su2036 STOOLING PATTERN BUT NOT ABDOMINAL PAIN RELATES TO OVERALL DIETARY QUALITY WHEREAS ABDOMINAL PAIN BUT NOT STOOLING PATTERN RELATES TO DIETARY FIBER INTAKE IN CHILDREN WITH DISORDERS OF GUT-BRAIN INTERACTION Read More →
Su2035 MULTIPLE VULNERABILITY FACTORS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT IN PEDIATRIC DISORDERS OF GUT-BRAIN INTERACTION Read More →
Sa1864 ORAL MICROBIOTA INCLUDING VEILLONELLA IS INVOLVED IN THE PREFERENTIAL COLONISATION OF THE INFLAMED GUT MUCOSA IN NEWLY DIAGNOSED ILEAL CROHN'S WITH PREDICTION POTENTIAL FOR ACTIVE DISEASE Read More →
Mo1133 ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES, HORMONAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY AND RISK OF DISORDERS OF GUT BRAIN INTERACTION (IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME AND FUNCTIONAL DYSPEPSIA): A PRIMARY CARE STUDY OF OVER 700,000 WOMEN Read More →
1001 A MINORITY WITH CHILDHOOD DISORDERS OF GUT-BRAIN INTERACTIONS CONTINUE IN ADULTHOOD, BUT MOOD DISORDERS INCREASE THE ODDS OF CHILDHOOD GASTROINTESTINAL SYMPTOMS PERSISTING INTO ADULTHOOD Read More →
Sa1185 LPS AND RADIATION-INDUCED GUT PERMEABILITY DAMAGE: FOCUS ON THE POTENTIAL BENEFICIAL EFFECT OF GRAPE SEED EXTRACT Read More →
874 ULTRA-DEEP PACBIO SEQUENCING REVEALS THE FEATURES AND GENOMIC FUNCTION OF GUT VIRUSES IN COLORECTAL CANCER BASED ON 23992 VIRUS GENOMES Read More →
868 DISSECTING GUT-BRAIN AXIS: ALTERED MULTI-KINGDOM GUT MICROBIOME IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER Read More →
880 MOLECULAR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH SELF-REPORTED PROGRESSIVE GUT DYSFUNCTION IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE PATIENTS Read More →
Sa1233 A HIGH-FAT DIET MAY INDUCE THE PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH-L1 SIGNALING FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ESOPHAGOGASTRIC JUNCTION ADENOCARCINOMA THROUGH SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION AGAINST LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE PERMEATED FROM DYSBIOTIC GUT Read More →
