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Neurological & Sensory System Changes
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Identification and characterization of a skin microbiome on Caenorhabditis elegans suggests environmental microbes confer cuticle protection
Identification and characterization of a skin microbiome on Caenorhabditis elegans suggests environmental microbes confer cuticle protection
Neurological & Sensory System Changes
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Study examining metabolic model predictions enable targeted microbiome manipulation through. Space travel induces significant metabolic changes, including insulin resistance, altered lipid profiles, and reduced metabolic rate. Vitamin D deficiency and gut microbiome shifts are common. These metabolic adaptations have implications for nutrition planning and long-term health maintenance during extended missions.
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Study examining metabolic model predictions enable targeted microbiome manipulation through. Metabolic function was substantially altered in space environments. Glucose metabolism showed insulin resistance patterns. Lipid profiles shifted with elevated triglycerides. Energy expenditure patterns changed despite controlled diet. Metabolic rate decreased by 5-10% during long missions. Vitamin D deficiency was common despite supplementation. Gut microbiome composition shifted significantly.
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