Mario Nawfal(@MarioNawfal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨BRUSH YOUR TEETH! OR YOU COULD GET COLON CANCER…

New study has found a link between mouth bacteria, specifically Fusobacterium nucleatum, and an increased risk of colon cancer.

Regular brushing and dental care significantly reduce this risk, emphasizing oral hygiene's role…

🚨BRUSH YOUR TEETH! OR YOU COULD GET COLON CANCER…

New study has found a link between mouth bacteria, specifically Fusobacterium nucleatum, and an increased risk of colon cancer.

Regular brushing and dental care significantly reduce this risk, emphasizing oral hygiene's role…
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UNSEEN VIDS(@DrSummary3122) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨BRUSH YOUR TEETH! OR YOU COULD GET COLON CANCER…

New study has found a link between mouth bacteria, specifically Fusobacterium nucleatum, and an increased risk of colon cancer.
Check thread.⤵️

🚨BRUSH YOUR TEETH! OR YOU COULD GET COLON CANCER…

New study has found a link between mouth bacteria, specifically Fusobacterium nucleatum, and an increased risk of colon cancer.
Check thread.⤵️
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🇮🇳🕉️卐Lord_Shiva_பக்தர்(@Shaivite_Knight) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Also the reason why you see these marks on their skulls is because almost all of them were suffering from a disease called Potts puffy tumor which is caused by Streptococcus,Haemophilus influenzae,Staphylococcus aureus,Fusobacterium bacterias which mostly affects maritime traders

Also the reason why you see these marks on their skulls is because almost all of them were suffering from a disease called Potts puffy tumor which is caused by Streptococcus,Haemophilus influenzae,Staphylococcus aureus,Fusobacterium bacterias which mostly affects maritime traders
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MicrobesInfect(@MicrobesInfect) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A pan- analysis of the in metastatic cancer.

• Tumor-resident bacteria DNA is detectable in a pan-cancer metastasis cohort
DNA abundance indicates poor immunotherapy response

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A pan- #cancer analysis of the #microbiome in metastatic cancer.

• Tumor-resident bacteria DNA is detectable in a pan-cancer metastasis cohort
• #Fusobacterium DNA abundance indicates poor immunotherapy response

cell.com/cell/fulltext/…
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Tatiana Prowell, MD(@tmprowell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW Study of 4.2K mets from 26 tissue types to eval composition, evolution, & relevance of . Many insights: organ-specific tropism, microbial diversity & TILs, Fusobacterium & in . CNS tumors stand out (Fig 2B) 👀
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NEW Study of 4.2K mets from 26 tissue types to eval composition, evolution, & relevance of #microbiome. Many insights: organ-specific tropism, microbial diversity & TILs, Fusobacterium & #ImmunoOnc in #lcsm. CNS tumors stand out (Fig 2B) 👀 #btsm #AACR24 
cell.com/cell/pdf/S0092…
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Dr. Dana Flavin(@DrDanaFlavin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

cancer is the 2nd leading cause of death in the US and the UK.

“We’ve seen that patients with colorectal tumors containing Fusobacterium nucleatum have poor survival & poorer prognosis compared with patients without the microbe...”

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#Colorectal cancer is the 2nd leading cause of death in the US and the UK.

“We’ve seen that patients with colorectal tumors containing Fusobacterium nucleatum have poor survival & poorer prognosis compared with patients without the microbe...”

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Lala She(@kidsbornie) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BRUSH YOUR TEETH! OR YOU COULD GET COLON CANCER…
New study has found a link between mouth bacteria, specifically Fusobacterium nucleatum, and an increased risk of colon cancer.
Regular brushing and dental care significantly reduce this risk, emphasizing oral hygiene's role in…

BRUSH YOUR TEETH! OR YOU COULD GET COLON CANCER…
New study has found a link between mouth bacteria, specifically Fusobacterium nucleatum, and an increased risk of colon cancer.
Regular brushing and dental care significantly reduce this risk, emphasizing oral hygiene's role in…
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Oannes Biotech(@OannesBiotech) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A Distinct Subtype of Fusobacterium Nucleatum Identified as Key Player in Colorectal Cancer - oannesbiotech.com/en/a-distinct-…

A Distinct Subtype of Fusobacterium Nucleatum Identified as Key Player in Colorectal Cancer - oannesbiotech.com/en/a-distinct-…
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Kirsten J Lampi(@kirstenlampi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There is a reason why my colleagues, Drs. Justin Merritt and Jens Kreft, are leading the oral microbiome field! Check out their latest publication in Cell Host and Microbe that teases out subspecies of Fusobacterium nucleatum by their preferred niches in the oral cavity.…

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Jun Yasuda(@jyasuda1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

口腔細菌叢に多く、腸内にはあまりいないfusobacterium nucleatumの亜種が、大腸癌組織内にいて癌化に関連することを示した論文らしい。この菌種でマウスでもアデノーマが増えるようだ。Nature。
nature.com/articles/s4158…

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TRAstonDrs(@CastlTrAstonDrs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A bacteria implicated in , Fusobacterium nucleatum, has also been found in some . F. nucleatum is rarely seen in the guts of healthy people. Colorectal tumors harboring these bacteria are associated with more…

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Eswar Ramalingam(@eswaramalingam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The same bacterium is also discovered in metastatic tumour microbiome of NSCLC- cell.com/cell/pdf/S0092…. Nice back to back papers in Fusobacterium nucleatum!

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Sergey Minaev(@sminaev2015) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A distinct Fusobacterium nucleatum clade dominates the colorectal cancer niche | Nature nature.com/articles/s4158…

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とうや@食品メーカー研究職(@NzXyZQDOCMpLgz5) 's Twitter Profile Photo

糖尿病性冠状動脈性心疾患のリスク因子となる口腔・腸内微生物を探索した研究。
Fusobacterium nucleatumの口腔と腸での増加が、糖尿病性心筋虚血再灌流障害の原因になることを、ヒトデータと動物試験で確認しています。この菌は結腸ガン組織で増加する口腔由来細菌です。
Cardiovasc Diabetol誌

糖尿病性冠状動脈性心疾患のリスク因子となる口腔・腸内微生物を探索した研究。
Fusobacterium nucleatumの口腔と腸での増加が、糖尿病性心筋虚血再灌流障害の原因になることを、ヒトデータと動物試験で確認しています。この菌は結腸ガン組織で増加する口腔由来細菌です。
Cardiovasc Diabetol誌
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PlanetVie(@PlanetVie) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🦀 Il n'y a pas que les mutations spontanées ou les virus qui peuvent provoquer des cancers. Il existe également des bactéries oncogènes. Découvrez le cas de F. nucleatum avec ce court article illustré de plusieurs figures exploitables en classe.

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