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Human Biome and Human Behaviour A Biopsychological Perspective

Colombo Jorge A.
Innbundet / 2024 / Engelsk

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781032698397
Publisert
2024-08-26
Utgiver
Vendor
Routledge
Vekt
530 gr
Høyde
246 mm
Bredde
174 mm
Aldersnivå
UP, P, 05, 06
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
182

Forfatter
Colombo Jorge A.

Om bidragsyterne

Jorge A. Colombo, MD, PhD. is a former Full Professor at the University of South Florida (USA) and Principal Investigator at the National Research Council (CONICET, Argentina). He is also a former Fellow of several international organisations, including NIH, von Humboldt Foundation, DAAD, and British Royal Society.

Human Biome and Human Behaviour A Biopsychological Perspective

Colombo Jorge A.
Innbundet / 2024 / Engelsk
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<p>This book by Jorge A. Colombo represents a careful update and critical discussion of a theme that underlines the biological conditioning of human physiology and behaviour since early postnatal days. The human gut microbiome constitutes a dynamic, interactive component of human physiology since earlier days of individuals under normal conditions, exacerbated/modified under pathological and inadequate nutritional conditions. It covers fundamental domains of the interactions involving gut microbiome, diet, behaviour, poverty, and child development. The book<b> </b>calls the attention on open issues involving conceptual themes on human neurobiological integration and its impact on crucial developmental and social domains.</p><p>Prof. Dr. Andreas Reichenbach, (formerly) Paul Flechsig Institute of Brain Research, Leipzig University, Germany</p><p>I happily endorse the book by Jorge Colombo who is the most prominent neuroanatomist and behaviorist and writer and painter - the man of Renaissance proportions indeed. I, as well as many people in my field (Neuroglia), are constantly referring to many of his seminal discoveries. I sincerely believe that this new book will be another milestone.</p><p>Prof. Dr. Alexei Verkhratsky, professor of Neurophysiology, The University of Manchester, UK</p>

The book represents a critical update on interactions between the host and its gut microbiome that conditions the socio-biology of the mind and behaviour. Evidence has been scientifically approached and reveals that our conscious behaviour involves a complex interplay of multiple non-conscious domains, including complex host-gut microbiome relationships.The book describes trends and issues on which there is increasing evidence of the impact of host-gut microbiome interactions on behaviour and cultural construction of self-perception. This suggests the need to re-evaluate traditional, basic concepts of human development. Additionally, it calls attention to open issues involving conceptual themes on neurobiological integration and its impact on early developmental and social domains on the typical extended period of human postnatal helplessness during which the basic scaffolding of mental development is completed. It also deals with the impact of poverty and inadequate early feeding habits on individual cognitive development, performance, and social construction. It discusses the need to reformulate views and policies on social marginalisation, child poverty, and malnutrition involving host-gut microbiome imbalances.The spectrum of possible behaviours in all species and its plasticity depends on an integrated vector of basic components involving the genetic code, social and physical environmental, developmental conditions, the relative condition of dominance or submission in social settings –or prey/predator in the Natural Kingdom– and on its physiological and anatomical construction profiles.Graduate, postgraduate and teachers interested in areas connected with anthropology, social medicine, early education, and health policymakers will benefit greatly from this book.
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The book represents a critical update on interactions between the host and its gut microbiome that conditions the socio-biology of the mind and behaviour.It describes trends and issues on which there is increasing evidence of the impact of host-gut microbiome interactions on behaviour and cultural construction of self-perception.
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AcknowledgementPreliminary quotes on the hypothesis regarding the primaeval origin of bioorganic molecules, a basis for prebiotic evolutionForeword1 Evolutive Considerations2 Possible Life Origin The Primal, Highly Adaptive, Opportunistic Commensal Living Partners3 The Dynamic of Change from the Human Perspective The Concept of Anthropocene4 On the Holobiont and Hologenome Preliminary Comments Holobiont and Hologenome5 Microbiota and Species Evolution Human Microbiome6 Host Microbiome and Evolution. Living with Commensal Bacteria Host Microbiome Evolution The Human Context. Microbiome Inoculum in Newborns. Host Diet Evolutive, Comparative Considerations Microbiota and Feeding Cultural Profiles7 Brain-Gut Microbiome Interactions 8 The Microbiome and its Behavioural Impact Systemic Impact Microbiome Impact on Behaviour and Cognition Neurocognitive and Social Behavioural impact A Human Experiment in Spaceflight Conditions9 Human Postnatal Growth and Critical Period Conditions of Human Postnatal Growth Birth Weight and Energy Reserves Experimental Research on Brain Critical Period Early Experience and Human Development 10 Gut Microbiome, Diet, Poverty, and Child Development Poverty and Early Malnourishment Impact on Child Development Microbiome and Brain/Mental Development Early Malnutrition11 Beyond Human Pride12 Brain and Gut Microbiome: An Integrated View of Conditioning Developmental Processes The Feeble Notion of Freedom. Freedom in a Conditioning Cage Concluding RemarksIndex
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This book by Jorge A. Colombo represents a careful update and critical discussion of a theme that underlines the biological conditioning of human physiology and behaviour since early postnatal days. The human gut microbiome constitutes a dynamic, interactive component of human physiology since earlier days of individuals under normal conditions, exacerbated/modified under pathological and inadequate nutritional conditions. It covers fundamental domains of the interactions involving gut microbiome, diet, behaviour, poverty, and child development. The book calls the attention on open issues involving conceptual themes on human neurobiological integration and its impact on crucial developmental and social domains.Prof. Dr. Andreas Reichenbach, (formerly) Paul Flechsig Institute of Brain Research, Leipzig University, GermanyI happily endorse the book by Jorge Colombo who is the most prominent neuroanatomist and behaviorist and writer and painter - the man of Renaissance proportions indeed. I, as well as many people in my field (Neuroglia), are constantly referring to many of his seminal discoveries. I sincerely believe that this new book will be another milestone.Prof. Dr. Alexei Verkhratsky, professor of Neurophysiology, The University of Manchester, UK
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<p>This book by Jorge A. Colombo represents a careful update and critical discussion of a theme that underlines the biological conditioning of human physiology and behaviour since early postnatal days. The human gut microbiome constitutes a dynamic, interactive component of human physiology since earlier days of individuals under normal conditions, exacerbated/modified under pathological and inadequate nutritional conditions. It covers fundamental domains of the interactions involving gut microbiome, diet, behaviour, poverty, and child development. The book<b> </b>calls the attention on open issues involving conceptual themes on human neurobiological integration and its impact on crucial developmental and social domains.</p><p>Prof. Dr. Andreas Reichenbach, (formerly) Paul Flechsig Institute of Brain Research, Leipzig University, Germany</p><p>I happily endorse the book by Jorge Colombo who is the most prominent neuroanatomist and behaviorist and writer and painter - the man of Renaissance proportions indeed. I, as well as many people in my field (Neuroglia), are constantly referring to many of his seminal discoveries. I sincerely believe that this new book will be another milestone.</p><p>Prof. Dr. Alexei Verkhratsky, professor of Neurophysiology, The University of Manchester, UK</p>

The book represents a critical update on interactions between the host and its gut microbiome that conditions the socio-biology of the mind and behaviour. Evidence has been scientifically approached and reveals that our conscious behaviour involves a complex interplay of multiple non-conscious domains, including complex host-gut microbiome relationships.The book describes trends and issues on which there is increasing evidence of the impact of host-gut microbiome interactions on behaviour and cultural construction of self-perception. This suggests the need to re-evaluate traditional, basic concepts of human development. Additionally, it calls attention to open issues involving conceptual themes on neurobiological integration and its impact on early developmental and social domains on the typical extended period of human postnatal helplessness during which the basic scaffolding of mental development is completed. It also deals with the impact of poverty and inadequate early feeding habits on individual cognitive development, performance, and social construction. It discusses the need to reformulate views and policies on social marginalisation, child poverty, and malnutrition involving host-gut microbiome imbalances.The spectrum of possible behaviours in all species and its plasticity depends on an integrated vector of basic components involving the genetic code, social and physical environmental, developmental conditions, the relative condition of dominance or submission in social settings –or prey/predator in the Natural Kingdom– and on its physiological and anatomical construction profiles.Graduate, postgraduate and teachers interested in areas connected with anthropology, social medicine, early education, and health policymakers will benefit greatly from this book.
Les mer
The book represents a critical update on interactions between the host and its gut microbiome that conditions the socio-biology of the mind and behaviour.It describes trends and issues on which there is increasing evidence of the impact of host-gut microbiome interactions on behaviour and cultural construction of self-perception.
Les mer
AcknowledgementPreliminary quotes on the hypothesis regarding the primaeval origin of bioorganic molecules, a basis for prebiotic evolutionForeword1 Evolutive Considerations2 Possible Life Origin The Primal, Highly Adaptive, Opportunistic Commensal Living Partners3 The Dynamic of Change from the Human Perspective The Concept of Anthropocene4 On the Holobiont and Hologenome Preliminary Comments Holobiont and Hologenome5 Microbiota and Species Evolution Human Microbiome6 Host Microbiome and Evolution. Living with Commensal Bacteria Host Microbiome Evolution The Human Context. Microbiome Inoculum in Newborns. Host Diet Evolutive, Comparative Considerations Microbiota and Feeding Cultural Profiles7 Brain-Gut Microbiome Interactions 8 The Microbiome and its Behavioural Impact Systemic Impact Microbiome Impact on Behaviour and Cognition Neurocognitive and Social Behavioural impact A Human Experiment in Spaceflight Conditions9 Human Postnatal Growth and Critical Period Conditions of Human Postnatal Growth Birth Weight and Energy Reserves Experimental Research on Brain Critical Period Early Experience and Human Development 10 Gut Microbiome, Diet, Poverty, and Child Development Poverty and Early Malnourishment Impact on Child Development Microbiome and Brain/Mental Development Early Malnutrition11 Beyond Human Pride12 Brain and Gut Microbiome: An Integrated View of Conditioning Developmental Processes The Feeble Notion of Freedom. Freedom in a Conditioning Cage Concluding RemarksIndex
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This book by Jorge A. Colombo represents a careful update and critical discussion of a theme that underlines the biological conditioning of human physiology and behaviour since early postnatal days. The human gut microbiome constitutes a dynamic, interactive component of human physiology since earlier days of individuals under normal conditions, exacerbated/modified under pathological and inadequate nutritional conditions. It covers fundamental domains of the interactions involving gut microbiome, diet, behaviour, poverty, and child development. The book calls the attention on open issues involving conceptual themes on human neurobiological integration and its impact on crucial developmental and social domains.Prof. Dr. Andreas Reichenbach, (formerly) Paul Flechsig Institute of Brain Research, Leipzig University, GermanyI happily endorse the book by Jorge Colombo who is the most prominent neuroanatomist and behaviorist and writer and painter - the man of Renaissance proportions indeed. I, as well as many people in my field (Neuroglia), are constantly referring to many of his seminal discoveries. I sincerely believe that this new book will be another milestone.Prof. Dr. Alexei Verkhratsky, professor of Neurophysiology, The University of Manchester, UK
Les mer

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781032698397
Publisert
2024-08-26
Utgiver
Vendor
Routledge
Vekt
530 gr
Høyde
246 mm
Bredde
174 mm
Aldersnivå
UP, P, 05, 06
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
182

Forfatter
Colombo Jorge A.

Om bidragsyterne

Jorge A. Colombo, MD, PhD. is a former Full Professor at the University of South Florida (USA) and Principal Investigator at the National Research Council (CONICET, Argentina). He is also a former Fellow of several international organisations, including NIH, von Humboldt Foundation, DAAD, and British Royal Society.

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