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Gut Microbes and Tryptophan Metabolism Linked to Aggression in Stressed
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Gut Microbes and Tryptophan Metabolism Linked to Aggression in Stressed
Chronic stress does more than stunt the growth of farmed chickens—it appears to rewire their gut bacteria and blood chemistry in ways that make them measurably more aggressive. That is the central finding of a new multi-omics study published in the journal Stress Biology, in which researchers at Nanjing Agricultural University traced a molecular chain […]
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