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Are dysfunctional mitochondria the key to understanding Crohn’s disease? A groundbreaking study from Dirk Haller and his team at Technical University of Munich reveals that defective mitochondria trigger tissue damage in the intestine and disrupt the microbiome, shedding new light on the causes of Crohn’s disease. This discovery could open the door for targeted treatments that focus on repairing mitochondrial function and restoring gut health. Read more: https://lnkd.in/diUeNEPX #InternationalSocietyofMicrobiota #ISM #CrohnsDisease #Mitochondria #GutHealth #microbiota #Microbiome #TUM #Research #ChronicInflammation #InnovativeTherapies

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Seyed Davar Siadat

Professor at Pasteur Institute of Iran Microbiota Research Group of Iran (MRGI) Microbiomology.org

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