By: Sophia Ktori
Researchers say epigenetic phase variation mechanism may explain microbiome resilience and variability and could guide the next generation of probiotics.
Freelance Writer and Editor Specialising in Life Sciences, Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology
Sophia Ktori is a freelance writer and editor specializing in life sciences, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology. She covers a range of topics within medicine and healthcare, including genetic engineering, immunology, oncology, and mental health care, with a focus on the intersection of science and healthcare technology. Sophia's work has been featured in Inside Precision Medicine and Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News.
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Sophia Ktori focuses primarily on scientific and healthcare topics, with an emphasis on medical research, immunology, cancer treatment, neurology, genetic factors and sports science. Her coverage heavily cites data and includes industry-specific insights.
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