• DOI:10.1186/1745-6150-9-14
Corpus ID: 6109536

Midichlorians - the biomeme hypothesis: is there a microbial component to religious rituals?

@article{Panchin2014MidichloriansT,
  title={Midichlorians - the biomeme hypothesis: is there a microbial component to religious rituals?},
  author={A. Panchin and Alexander I. Tuzhikov and Y. Panchin},
  journal={Biology Direct},
  year={2014},
  volume={9},
  pages={14 - 14}
}

A. Panchin, Alexander I. Tuzhikov, Y. Panchin

Published 2014

Biology, Medicine

Biology Direct

BackgroundCutting edge research of human microbiome diversity has led to the development of the microbiome-gut-brain axis concept, based on the idea that gut microbes may have an impact on the behavior of their human hosts. Many examples of behavior-altering parasites are known to affect members of the animal kingdom. Some prominent examples include Ophiocordyceps unilateralis (fungi), Toxoplasma gondii (protista), Wolbachia (bacteria), Glyptapanteles sp. (arthropoda), Spinochordodes tellinii… CONTINUE READING

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