Breeding Loto: Probiotic Space Experiment Ready for Launch

is ready to conduct probiotic testing in spacethe past few years, the company has conducted secret research in
with the japan aerospace
Agency
JAXA.last year, they conducted storage tests on capsules containing freeze-dried active probiotics (cheese cheese daitabacteria) on the International Space Station. The results confirmed that the number of active probiotics in the samples contained in the spacecraft was comparable to those in the surface control samples.two organizations say
is conducting capsule storage tests on the International Space Station to analyze and explore the effects of the space environment on probiotic vitality.April

,
, 2016, they chose to conduct capsule storage tests on space exploration technology company's
CRS-8
spacecraft, which will be sent back to Earth for analysis a month later. The results confirmed that the number of active probiotics in the capsules of the International Space Station was comparable to the number of probiotics in the capsules on the surface."
" later this year, the company said,
and
JAXA will conduct astronaut tests in space. The scientific study wants to explore how long-term astronauts stationed on the International Space Station are affected by their immune systems and gut bacteria after continuous consumption of probiotics. Thestudy is aimed at helping astronauts maintain and improve their health. At the same time, they also hope that through this joint research on the development of ground probiotics, they can obtain effective information, and thus promote the overall healthy development and progress of mankind.as part of the project, the researchers collected their saliva, solid waste and other samples before the astronauts set off, after arriving at the space station, and three hours after returning to Earth.then analyze the collected samples
to see
if their gut bacteria and immune system have
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