Next Generation Probiotics: The Development of Microbial-based Oral Formulations for Microbiome-altering Applications

Short title	Next Generation Probiotics: The Development of Microbial-based Oral Formulations for Microbiome-altering Applications
Status	Finished
Effective start/end date	26/04/21 → 31/01/24

Extremely oxygen-sensitive next-generation probiotics: can current microcomposite formulations ensure effective colonic delivery?
Ta, L. P., Abeysekera, H. & Horniblow, R. D., 22 Jan 2026, In: Microsystems & Nanoengineering . 12, 23 p., 37.
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Oxygen exposure and diffusion are key formulation barriers in the microencapsulation of extremely oxygen-sensitive next-generation probiotics
Zhong, Y., Harvey, H. J., Corrigan, S., Ta, L. P., Shen, K., Igwebuike, N., Grover, L. M. & Horniblow, R. D., 27 Jul 2026, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Journal of Controlled Release. 115208.
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Novel pectin-carboxymethylcellulose-based double-layered mucin/chitosan microcomposites successfully protect the next-generation probiotic Akkermansia muciniphila through simulated gastrointestinal transit and alter microbial communities within colonic ex vivo bioreactors
Ta, L. P., Corrigan, S. & Horniblow, R., 15 Nov 2024, In: International Journal of Pharmaceutics. 665, 16 p., 124670.
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