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Microbiome Influence on Energy Balance and Brain Development and/or Function Put into Action to

Tackle Diet-Related Diseases has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework

Programme for research, technological development and demonstration. Grant Agreement no: 613979

Melancholic Microbes

Ted Dinan

APC Microbiome Ireland

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Depression

Sustained sadness and anhedonia

High prevalence

Exaggerated stress responses

Inflammation

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D

Does the gut

microbiota

play a role in

depression?

Is diet

important in

depression

management?

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Microbiota in Major Depression

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Behavioural and physiological impact of transplant

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Programming infant gut microbiota

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Trier Social Stress Test (TSST)

Immune Response(Plasma Cytokines)HPA axis Response (Salivary cortisol)

Psychological Stress Response

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HPA response to stress

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Trier Social Stress Test

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Trier Social Stress: Psychological Response

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Exam stress: mode of delivery

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Exam stress: cognitive response

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MyNewGut recommendations for treating depression

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Grains & Fibre

Fish

Fermented Foods

Fruit and vegetables

Restrict red meat and

refined sugar

Mediterranean diet or modification there of

Regular aerobic exercise

Microbiome Influence on Energy Balance and Brain Development and/or Function Put into Action to

Tackle Diet-Related Diseases has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework

Programme for research, technological development and demonstration. Grant Agreement no: 613979

Paul Kennedy

Amy Murphy

John Kelly

Andrew Allan

Carol Anne O’Shea

Anne Marie Cusack

Aoife Collery

Caitriona Long-Smith

Niamh Wyley

Danielle Dorland

Sara Hojabri

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