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Indira Venkatesh

University College Cork

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Microbiota-sensitive glial and metabolic programs define a critical window in early postnatal brainstem development

Cristina Cuesta‐Marti, Caoimhe M. K. Lynch, Maya Davies, Indira Venkatesh, Austėja Balevičiūtė, Jessica Hincks, Lars Wilmes, Julia Eckenberger, Benjamín Valderrama, Jade A Lawless, Gerard M. Moloney, Subrata Ghosh, Gerard A. Clarke, John F. Cryan, Lily Keane

The paper investigates how early-life microbiota influences transcriptional and metabolic programs in the developing brainstem, identifying a critical window during which microbial colonization affects pathways linked to oligodendrocyte lineage progression and tumour biology.

bioRxiv · Jul 19, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience