Do bacterial outer membrane vesicles (OMVs) act as modulators of microbiota-brain communication involved in the development of neurological diseases?

Agriculture & Biology

1. neurodevelopment 100%
2. animal communication 69%
3. Porphyromonas gingivalis 67%
4. gingipain 65%
5. brain 53%
6. microorganisms 50%
7. microbiome 47%
8. shear stress 45%
9. secretion 42%
10. blood-brain barrier 29%
11. neurodegenerative diseases 20%
12. engineers 17%
13. green fluorescent protein 16%
14. mechanical stress 13%
15. proteins 12%
16. cytoplasm 12%
17. cells 12%
18. osmotic stress 11%
19. heat stress 9%
20. bacteria 9%
21. cognitive disorders 9%
22. peristalsis 8%
23. e-mail 7%
24. periodontitis 7%
25. Parkinson disease 7%
26. suicide 7%
27. fluorescent proteins 6%
28. tight junctions 6%
29. Alzheimer disease 6%
30. Helicobacter pylori 6%
31. lipid bilayers 6%
32. cerebrospinal fluid 6%
33. Bacteroidetes 6%
34. homologous recombination 6%
35. surface proteins 6%
36. bacterial culture 6%
37. Campylobacter 6%
38. endotoxins 6%
39. lipids 5%
40. neurotransmitters 5%
41. prokaryotic cells 5%
42. microRNA 5%
43. sorting 5%
44. risk factors 5%
45. Gram-negative bacteria 5%
46. lipopolysaccharides 5%
47. pumps 5%
48. cytosol 5%
49. nucleic acids 5%