Brain academy

A Positive Correlation between Breast Milk 3’-Sialyllactose and Language Development during Early Infancy - Prof. Weili Lin

Prof. Weili Lin

Early life presence of 6’SL alters microbiota, early life brain gene expression and long-term potentiation

Glutamatergic gene expression mediates the relationship between gut bacteria and recognition memory in context of milk oligosaccharide intake

A positive correlation between breast milk 3’-sialyllactose and language development during early infancy

Sialylated HMOs are shaping the development of cognitive functions

Levels of cholesterol, gangliosides and iron in breast milk are associated with early brain myelination

Early life supplementation with blends of HMOs improves cognitive functions

“The Learning Lead” Newsletter Volume 2 – Issue 1 (2020)

“The Learning Lead” Newsletter Volume 1 – Issue 1 (2020)

Sphingomyelin in brain and cognitive development: Preliminary data

Interview with Dr. Susan Carlson - Fats of Life: DHA and its Role at Different Life Stages

Interview with Dr. Sylvia Doo - Autism Spectrum Disorder

Baby Connectome Project (BCP): Connecting the Dots on Early Brain Development

Baby Connectome Project Enriched Study (BCP-Enriched): Evolution of Gut Microbiome during early infancy

Nutrition and brain flexibility: learnings from the baby connectome project

Prof. Weili Lin