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    Lactic acid bacterium population dynamics in artisan sourdoughs over one year of daily propagations is mainly driven by flour microbiota and nutrients 

    Minervini F; Dinardo FR; Celano G; De Angelis M; Gobbetti M (2018)
    This study aimed to: (i) assess at what extent traditional, daily propagated, sourdough can be considered a stable microbial ecosystem; (ii) ascertain the drivers of stability/variability. For this purpose, samples of ...
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    Dynamic and assembly of epiphyte and endophyte lactic acid bacteria during the life cycle of Origanum vulgare L. 

    Pontonio E; Di Cagno R; Tarraf W; Filannino P; De Mastro G; Gobbetti M (2018)
    Origanum vulgare L. (oregano) was chosen as suitable model to investigate the ability of the endophyte-microbiome, especially that of lactic acid bacteria, to develop specific interactions with the plant, mediated by the ...
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    Exploitation of autochthonous Tuscan sourdough yeasts as potential starters 

    Palla M; Agnolucci M; Calzone A; Giovannetti M; Di Cagno R; Gobbetti M; Rizzello CG; Pontonio E (2018)
    The increasing demand for healthy baked goods boosted studies on sourdough microbiota with beneficial metabolic traits, to be used as potential functional starters. Here, yeast populations of traditional sourdoughs collected ...
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    New protocol for production of reduced-gluten wheat bread and pasta and clinical effect in patients with irritable bowel syndrome: A randomised, double-blind, cross-over study 

    Calasso M; Francavilla R; Cristofori F; De Angelis M; Gobbetti M (2018)
    It has been suggested that sourdough fermented products have beneficial health effects. Fungal proteases and selected sourdough lactic acid bacteria were used to produce wheat bread and pasta with a reduced-gluten content ...
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    Joint data analysis in nutritional epidemiology: Identification of observational studies and minimal requirements 

    Pinart M; Nimptsch K; Bouwman J; Dragsted LO; Yang C; De Cock N; Lachat C; Perozzi G; Canali R; Lombardo R; D'Archivio M; Guillaume M; Donneau AF; Jeran S; Linseisen J; Kleiser C; Nöthlings U; Barbaresko J; Boeing H; Stelmach-Mardas M; Heuer T; Laird E; Walton J; Gasparini P; Robino A; Castaño L; Rojo-Martínez G; Merino J; Masana L; Standl M; Schulz H; Biagi E; Nurk E; Matthys C; Gobbetti M; de Angelis M; Windler E; Zyriax BC; Tafforeau J; Pischon T (2018)
    Background: Joint data analysis from multiple nutrition studies may improve the ability to answer complex questions regarding the role of nutritional status and diet in health and disease. Objective: The objective was ...

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