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Clinical trials and research at Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.c.

• 5NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (5)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• How microbial communities grow together and affect antibiotic responses

  This study looks at how different types of bacteria work together and affect each other's growth and response to antibiotics, focusing on a group of helpful bacteria to better understand how they behave in real-life situations.

  NIH research Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.c. · Washington, United States · NIH-10903013

• Understanding how lipids organize bacterial cell membranes

  This study is looking at how certain fats in bacteria, called hopanoids, help organize their cell membranes, which could teach us more about how bacteria grow and interact with other microbes, including those in our bodies.

  NIH research Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.c. · Washington, United States · NIH-10891507

• How gut bacteria influence lifespan and aging

  This study is looking at how certain good bacteria in the gut can help us live longer and age better, using fruit flies to learn more about how these bacteria interact with our bodies.

  NIH research Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.c. · Washington, United States · NIH-10890814

• How certain proteins in probiotics help them attach to the gut

  This study is looking at how certain proteins in friendly bacteria, like Lactobacillus plantarum, help them stick to your gut, which could lead to better probiotics for keeping your digestive system healthy.

  NIH research Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.c. · Washington, United States · NIH-10808208

• How nutrient regulation affects gene expression and development in plants

  This study looks at how a special protein in plants helps control their growth and development, especially during important stages like seed germination and flowering, and it aims to understand how nutrients affect these processes, which could help improve farming practices.

  NIH research Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.c. · Washington, United States · NIH-10769770

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