CellWell record HH-315955
Fecal microbiome transplant in food allergy in humans and mice identifies a role for bile acid metabolites in oral tolerance
Rima Rachid; Monica Martinez-Blanco; Gavin A Kuziel; Emmanuel Stephen-Victor; Mathieu Groussin; Askarbek Orakov; George Russell; Le Thanh Tu Nguyen; Mathilde Poyet; Zhussipbek Mukhatayev; Christina S K Yee; Sultan Albuhairi; Rayan Kteish; Ebla Abdel Rahman; Farida Abi Farraj; Ziwei Wang; Suzanne Dahlberg; Morgan Ryan; Meghan Fitzgerald; Wendy Elverson; John J Lee; Lynda Schneider; Andrew MacGinnitie; Elena Crestani; Dianna Queheillalt; Elizabeth Burke-Roberts; Jonathan Watson; Ryan J Elliott; Wing Fei Wong; Majdi Osman; Robert Voyksner; Elizabeth Hohmann; Curtis Huttenhower; Eric Alm; Seth Rakoff-Nahoum; Talal A Chatila
2026
In plain language
Fecal microbiota transplantation increased peanut reactivity threshold in 60% of participants and increased tolerogenic regulatory T cells, mediated by bile acid-producing bacteria.
- Evidence
- Established
- Design
- Clinical trial
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