Archaea for Human Health
HORIZON.1.1HORIZON-ERC-POCID: 101138959
EC Contribution
€1,500
Consortium Size
2 orgs
▶Summary
Beside Bacteria and fungi, Archaea, the ""third domain of life"" have been described as a stable component of the human microbiome. Yet, only few archaea have so far been isolated from humans.The project aims to demonstrate that a fundamentally new product, derived from archaea, revolutionizing current standards of treatments for human health, can be developed from our initial breakthrough achievement, the cultivation of these archaea. The benefits of using archaea derived from human bodies, promise a sustainable, safe and beneficial treatment in the future.""
Consortium (2)
Project Results (3)
Source: CORDIS, the EU research results database.
▶Publications (1)
Molecular Tracking and Cultivation Reveal Ammonia Oxidizing Archaea as Integral Members of the Human Skin Microbiome
· 2024DOI
Alexander Mahnert, Maximilian Dreer, Uelkue Perier, Michael Melcher, Stefanie Duller, Adina Lehnen, Theodora Goessler, Daniela Brunner, Thomas Graier, Peter Wolf, Rafael Isaac Ponce-Toledo, Logan Hodgskiss, Melina Kerou, Christine Moissl-Eichinger, Christa Schleper
▶Deliverables (1)
Data Management Plan
▶Other Results (1)
Periodic Reporting for period 1 - ArcHealth (Archaea for Human Health)