PhD Candidate @ Wagner Lab | CoE "Neuronal Circuits in Health and Disease" (Lamm Lab) | Gut-brain axis signaling in humans 🦠🧠 | University of Vienna
Thomas Karner
In our new study at @univie.ac.at , gut microbiome composition was linked to stress reactivity. Higher microbial diversity and inferred butyrate-producing capacity were associated with stronger cortisol reactivity, which may reflect a more adaptive response. 🧠🦠
Happy to share that my first PhD paper @univie.ac.at is now out in Neurobiology of Stress! 🎉
With @isabellacwagner.bsky.social, @davidberry1.bsky.social
& Paul Forbes, we investigated how the gut microbiome is linked to acute stress reactivity in humans🦠🧠
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The Long Night of Research #LNF was an exciting and intense experience for our team!
A. Gaiswinkler, @thomaskarner.bsky.social, @sude1001.bsky.social, @annakulesza.bsky.social, Kathi Maichanitsch, Nino Sidar, @emmalwood.bsky.social, @epronizius.bsky.social
@scanunit.bsky.social
Acute stress triggers the release of stress hormones such as cortisol, increasing stress reactivity and aiding post-stress recovery. Rodent studies re…
