Interactions between perceived stress and microbial-host immune components: two demographically and geographically distinct pregnancy cohorts

Keyphrases

• Host Immune Response 100%
• Perceived Stress 100%
• Microbial Host 100%
• Immune Components 100%
• Pregnancy Cohort 100%
• Immune System 40%
• Gut Microbiota 40%
• Taxonomical 40%
• T Cells 20%
• During Pregnancy 20%
• Inflammation 20%
• Blood Samples 20%
• Chemokines 20%
• Self-reported Symptoms 20%
• Predictive Value 20%
• Sociodemographic Characteristics 20%
• Gut Microbiome 20%
• Social Interaction 20%
• CXCL11 20%
• Confirmatory Factor Analysis 20%
• Pregnant Women 20%
• Urban Women 20%
• White Women 20%
• Environment Interaction 20%
• Dietary Fiber 20%
• Neural Plasticity 20%
• Gut Microbiota Composition 20%
• Amplicon Sequencing 20%
• Stress during Pregnancy 20%
• High Stress 20%
• 16S Ribosomal RNA (16S rRNA) 20%
• Fecal Samples 20%
• Bacteroides Uniformis 20%
• Self-efficacy 20%
• Emotional Distress 20%
• Mediating Effect 20%
• Immunological Signature 20%
• Immune Factors 20%
• Close Social Relationships 20%
• Women of Color 20%
• Peripheral Markers 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Immunity 100%
• Intestine Flora 100%
• Immune System 66%
• Cytokine 33%
• T Cell 33%
• Host Immune Response 33%
• Chemokine 33%
• CXCL11 33%
• Gut Microbiome 33%
• Amplicon Sequencing 33%
• Bacteroides uniformis 33%
• Nerve Cell Plasticity 33%
• Demography 33%
• Self Concept 33%
• Emotional Stress 33%
• Antibodies 33%