What would probiotic gut bacteria look like? (Bifidobacteria, lactobacillus, etc) What would their home in the gut be like?
Iâm still doing researches right now! I didnât really think about missions taking place around the digestive system YET because I wouldnât risk people to feel sick imagining that-
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what do you mean a vaginal birth kickstarts the babyâs immune systemâď¸
HI! YOURE PROBABLY GONNA GET A NOTIF FOR THIS ASK AND FORGET THAT YOU SENT IT LIKE OVER A WEEK AGO! SO HI! IM HERE FINALLY! LETS TALK ABOUT. VAGINAL BIRTH AHUAHSHEHAHHA YAY
gonna put it under the cut cause it came out long and i donât want to clog anyoneâs feed with unwarranted autistic bacteria monologues:
okay. so when a baby is delivered vaginally, it gets coated in all the bacteria species that call the vagina their home (mostly a bunch of Lactobacillus species, (which produce lactic acid, maintaining the vaginaâs acidic pH)).
anyway. since newborns havenât mounted a great immune system yet, being coated in the vaginal flora bacteria right off the bat gives it its first exposure, helps kinda start off their skin microbiome then and there!
contrarily, c section babies obviously donât pass through the vaginal canal, so they donât get bathed in that yummy new bacteria goodness. thatâs not detrimental, ofc. theyâll quickly be exposed to other bacteria postnatally soon after and eventually mount their immune response and gain their skin microbiome.
i canât say off the top of my head if thereâs like, a significant or even quantifiable immune difference, or if itâs more of a general theory. but. yeah! thatâs how vaginal birth babies tend to have âkickstartedâ immune systems in comparison to c section babies!! very glad you asked. i will jump at any chance to talk about bacteria. ahahheheheheheheh
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Still unpacking from my move from Reddit, have some germs
Unfiltered yammering under the cut
So I know that lactobacillus/lactic acid guys is what those squishmallow looking things were in canon, but I wanted to see what theyâd be like if they filled more of a sophont niche, so I just started from scratch completely, plus the elsewhere fic Iâm writing has a lactobacillus as the MC. I donât know where most of these ideas came from, but one of the things I didnât include in the ref was that their claws can extend and reveal tiny lactase channels, for instance the green one does that for a living where they stab their claws into the lactose and it melts it. I should design more germs idk who to do. Maybe streptococcus
Psychological state is known to influence immunity by its impact on our essential microbiome â the vast community of microorganisms that share our body â but the details of how are unclear. This study in mice identifies nervous pathways that interact with intestinal glands that produce mucus which in turn influences the vigour of beneficial bacteria (the study looks at Lactobacillus)
Read the published research article here
Image from work by Hao Chang and colleagues
Nash Family Department of Neuroscience, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, NY, USA; Max-Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, TĂźbingen, Germany
Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution â NonCommercial â NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)
Published in Cell, August 2024
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