Microbial memories

Wong, Andrea C.; Levy, Maayan

doi:10.1016/j.immuni.2021.01.009

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“…The immune system remembers when it has seen a pathogen before and responds differently the second time. Recently, microbes (forming another part of the microimmunosome) were shown to exhibit memory as well [7,8]. When a significant incompatibility occurs between the microbiome and immune system in a new generation, this immune-microbe incompatibility can cause immune-inflicted inflammatory damage within the holobiont.…”

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The Embodied Microbiome

Dietert

2023

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Microbes are the most prevalent and widely distributed life form on planet Earth. They are also cognitive organisms with memory and superior problem-solving skills that use quantum phase transitions during their remarkably effective gathering and dissemination of information. This narrative review explores the biological ramifications of human holobionts physically embodying the human microbiome and connecting to the Internet of Microbes (IOM) beyond our body. Within the narrative review, we consider:the ways in which our microbial co-partners exerted control over our ancestors and continue to influence our current human generation. 2)how they mold virtually every key aspect of our life and even remain with our body in death 3) how inward-looking contemplative tools such as meditation and embodied cognition provide an ideal opportunity to connect to the vast microbial network and tap the full range of human holobiont capabilities.

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The Embodied Microbiome

Dietert

2023

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Microbial memories

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