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2022 Sinica Open House Activity

In-Person

Gut microbiota: A friend or an enemy?

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Bacteria existing in our gastrointestinal track play an important role in numerous physio- and pathological processes. This talk will provide examples to demonstrate harmful and beneficial aspects of gut bacteria. Also we will explain how cell surface carbohydrates represent a critical factor to connect between gut microbes and the human host.  

Activity Information

Speaker Speaker

Dr. Chun-Hung Lin

Time Time

10/29 14:00 - 10/29 14:30

Location Location

Institute of Biological Chemistry

Venue Venue

1F 103 Auditorium

Organizer

Institute of Biological Chemistry

Activity Classification

Division Division

Division of Life Sciences

Category Category

Lectures & Symposiums

Other Information

Target Audience Target Audience

Age 12 and above

Note

No registration required

Contact： Nancy Liu, 2785-5696#2061

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