Physical and Biological Barriers at the Interface Between the Gut Microbiome and the Immune System, Gebunden

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1. Intestinal Hub for development and regulation of innate and adaptive immunity.- 2. Gut microbiota and immune homeostasis at the intestinal and systemic level.- 3. The Intestinal epithelial barrier.- 4. The gut vascular barrier.- 5. Anti-microbial peptides.- 6. The mucus layer.- 7. Intestinal mucosal immunity and biological gut barriers shaping microbiota composition.- 8. Food for the immune system: dietary components for modulating systemic immunity.- 9. Microbial metabolites from commensal microbiota and immune homeostasis.- 10. Endogenous bile acid metabolites with immune regulatory functions.- 11. Neuroimmune interaction at the intestinal barrier surface.- 12. The interplay between commensal microbiota, gut barrier integrity, and mucosal immunity regulates extra-intestinal autoimmune diseases.- 13. Gut regulators of cancer.- 14. Strengthening innate and adaptive immunity against viral infections in the gut.- 15. Changing the gut environment to modulate immune response in extra-intestinal pathologies.