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Maternal gut microbiota as a transgenerational regulator of offspring development

The DOHaD theory has become widely recognized, highlighting how early-life environments shape health and disease susceptibility. While the impact of unfavorable conditions is evident on offspring, the detailed mechanisms of transgenerational trait transmission remain unclear. Here, we discuss the molecular pathways linking environmental exposures and acquired trait inheritance across generations.

【E】Transgenerational Biology: DOHaD theory revisited

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[2AS-12-04]Maternal gut microbiota as a transgenerational regulator of offspring development

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