The book represents a critical update on interactions between the host and its gut microbiome that conditions the socio-biology of the mind and behaviour. It describes trends and issues on which there is increasing evidence of the impact of host-gut microbiome interactions on behaviour and cultural construction of self-perception.
The book represents a critical update on interactions between the host and its gut microbiome that conditions the socio-biology of the mind and behaviour. It describes trends and issues on which there is increasing evidence of the impact of host-gut microbiome interactions on behaviour and cultural construction of self-perception.
Jorge A. Colombo, MD, PhD. is a former Full Professor at the University of South Florida (USA) and Principal Investigator at the National Research Council (CONICET, Argentina). He is also a former Fellow of several international organisations, including NIH, von Humboldt Foundation, DAAD, and British Royal Society.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgement Preliminary quotes on the hypothesis regarding the primaeval origin of bioorganic molecules, a basis for prebiotic evolution Foreword 1 Evolutive Considerations 2 Possible Life Origin The Primal, Highly Adaptive, Opportunistic Commensal Living Partners 3 The Dynamic of Change from the Human Perspective The Concept of Anthropocene 4 On the Holobiont and Hologenome Preliminary Comments Holobiont and Hologenome 5 Microbiota and Species Evolution Human Microbiome 6 Host Microbiome and Evolution. Living with Commensal Bacteria Host Microbiome Evolution The Human Context. Microbiome Inoculum in Newborns. Host Diet Evolutive, Comparative Considerations Microbiota and Feeding Cultural Profiles 7 Brain-Gut Microbiome Interactions 8 The Microbiome and its Behavioural Impact Systemic Impact Microbiome Impact on Behaviour and Cognition Neurocognitive and Social Behavioural impact A Human Experiment in Spaceflight Conditions 9 Human Postnatal Growth and Critical Period Conditions of Human Postnatal Growth Birth Weight and Energy Reserves Experimental Research on Brain Critical Period Early Experience and Human Development 10 Gut Microbiome, Diet, Poverty, and Child Development Poverty and Early Malnourishment Impact on Child Development Microbiome and Brain/Mental Development Early Malnutrition 11 Beyond Human Pride 12 Brain and Gut Microbiome: An Integrated View of Conditioning Developmental Processes The Feeble Notion of Freedom. Freedom in a Conditioning Cage Concluding Remarks Index
Acknowledgement Preliminary quotes on the hypothesis regarding the primaeval origin of bioorganic molecules, a basis for prebiotic evolution Foreword 1 Evolutive Considerations 2 Possible Life Origin The Primal, Highly Adaptive, Opportunistic Commensal Living Partners 3 The Dynamic of Change from the Human Perspective The Concept of Anthropocene 4 On the Holobiont and Hologenome Preliminary Comments Holobiont and Hologenome 5 Microbiota and Species Evolution Human Microbiome 6 Host Microbiome and Evolution. Living with Commensal Bacteria Host Microbiome Evolution The Human Context. Microbiome Inoculum in Newborns. Host Diet Evolutive, Comparative Considerations Microbiota and Feeding Cultural Profiles 7 Brain-Gut Microbiome Interactions 8 The Microbiome and its Behavioural Impact Systemic Impact Microbiome Impact on Behaviour and Cognition Neurocognitive and Social Behavioural impact A Human Experiment in Spaceflight Conditions 9 Human Postnatal Growth and Critical Period Conditions of Human Postnatal Growth Birth Weight and Energy Reserves Experimental Research on Brain Critical Period Early Experience and Human Development 10 Gut Microbiome, Diet, Poverty, and Child Development Poverty and Early Malnourishment Impact on Child Development Microbiome and Brain/Mental Development Early Malnutrition 11 Beyond Human Pride 12 Brain and Gut Microbiome: An Integrated View of Conditioning Developmental Processes The Feeble Notion of Freedom. Freedom in a Conditioning Cage Concluding Remarks Index
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