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不喜歡交朋友？答案可能藏在你的腸道｜天下雜誌腸道菌不只被動寄生在宿主體內，更會主動調控宿主的行為。成大醫學院生理學科暨研究所助理教授吳偉立團隊的研究，登上頂尖的《自然》期刊，未來更有機會解開自閉症、憂鬱症之謎。

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07/14/20201 NCKU NEWS (Chinese)

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08/05/20201 NCKU NEWS (English)

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07/14/2021 MOST NEWS

破解腸道與大腦的摩斯密碼　腸道細菌調控動物的壓力反應與社交行為-科技部破解腸道與大腦的摩斯密碼　腸道細菌調控動物的壓力反應與社交行為-科技部

07/14/2021 Taiwanese EXPERTS comments

「腸道菌透過腦部神經元調控社交行為」之專家意見

腸道細菌會影響社交行為成大研究登上國際頂尖期刊科技部今天(14日)召開線上記者會指出，成功大學研究團隊歷經6年的研究，發現腸道細菌可以影響老鼠的社交行為，未來對自閉症、思覺失調症、憂鬱症、社交焦慮症等疾病治療開啟了一道新門窗。研究成果也在6月30日登上生命科學領域最頂尖期刊之一《自然 (Nature) 》期刊。#請聽記者楊文君的採訪報導#成功...

腸道細菌會影響社交行為台美研究成果登國際期刊 | 科技 | 中央社 CNA成大、美國加州理工學院跨國研究團隊發現，腸道共生細菌會影響血液中的壓力賀爾蒙，缺乏時，可能導致個體社交行為下降，研究成果榮登國際頂尖期刊自然，未來有望為相關疾病治療開闢新途徑。

Gut microbiota can regulate social behavior: report - Taipei Times

破譯腦腸軸密碼：腸道菌用哪些機制影響老鼠社交力？

《腦筋急轉彎》是真的！腸道菌影響小鼠社交行為| 台灣大紀元

破解腸道菌影響動物社交行為成大研究團隊登上《Nature》 - 新唐人亞太電視台

吳火獅醫學獎 (Wu Ho-Su TBF Medical Award) 2021

吳火獅醫學獎頒獎台新金董座吳東亮憶父親助北醫創立 | 聯合新聞網

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06/30/2021 Caltech News

Identifying the Neural Link Between Gut Bacteria and Social Behavior in MiceNew research identifies a neural circuit that is influenced by the microbiome, mediating social behaviors in response to stress.

06/30/2021 Live Science

Gut bacteria may 'talk' to the brain, mouse study suggests

07/01/2021 The Science Times

Gut Microbiome Could Influence Social Behavior in Some Animals, Study SuggestsA mouse study suggests that the gut microbiome could talk to the brain and influence the animal's social behavior. Researchers believe that this study shows promise in finding treatment for neurological disorders.

07/01/2021 NEW ATLAS

Compelling new clues to how gut bacteria can influence social behaviorAn impressive new study has highlighted the gut-brain link between social behavior and gut microbes in mice. The thorough research shows how lacking certain gut bacteria can increase levels of a hormone that directly activates part of the brain that contributes to antisocial activities.

07/14/2021 BrainPost

Gut Microbiota Regulate Social Behaviour — BrainPost | Easy-to-read summaries of the latest neuroscience publicationsPost by Lina Teichmann What's the science? Communication between the gut and the brain can affect social interactions between mice. For example, mice selectively bred without gut microbiomes (germ-free mice) display reduced social behavior towards stranger mice. Similarly, in humans there is

07/01/2021 Neuroscience News

Gut Microbiome Affects a Specific Set of Neurons Responsible For Proper Social Function - Neuroscience NewsResearchers identified the gut bacteria E. faecalis as a mediator of social behavior and corticosterone levels in mice.

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