SURF Student Explores Link Between Gut Microbiome and Autism Diversity - Carnegie Mellon University
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A Carnegie Mellon University undergraduate researcher is investigating how differences in the gut microbiome during early development may contribute to variations in autism-related traits. The study, supported by a SURF fellowship, involves collaboration between two labs and highlights the role of the gut-brain axis in understanding autism diversity. Undergraduate students are playing a key role in developing new research methods and advancing this emerging area of inquiry.
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