Carried out by a team from Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital, the research points to “underlying molecular mechanisms” between the intestinal bacteria Morganella morganii ...

Common Gut Bacteria’s Link to Depression Revealed Researchers have pinpointed a biological mechanism that strengthens the evidence that M. morganii influences mental health.

Morganella morganii bacteria on a plate. Credit: Ajay Kumar Chaurasiya/CC BY-SA 4.0 It's become increasingly clear that the gut microbiome can affect human health, including mental health.

They demonstrated that, in a mouse model of colon cancer, the presence of aat (aspartate aminotransferase) expressing Morganella morganii in the gut microbiota exacerbated tumor growth.

The Georgia study outlines that an MCR gene, called MCR-9.1, was found inside a pathogen called Morganella morganii, which tends to infect hospital patients after operations.

Scientists of the University of Georgia Center for Food Safety (CFS) have identified MCR-9 in Morganella morganii, an often-overlooked bacterium that is found as normal flora within the human and ...

The gene was found in bacteria known as Morganella morganii, which is concerning because officials say this is the first known time MCR has been discovered in this specific bacteria and could mean ...

They list her cause of death as Morganella morganii sepsis.Police said, as her caretakers, Daniel Putz and Shelly Putz deprived Carolyn Putz of minimum food, shelter, clothing, supervision ...