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colostrum

A newborn breastfeeding from mother. Before women produce breast milk, they produce colostrum.

Colostrum Through a Cultural Lens

An anatomical display of the upper half of the human body. The picture was chosen to represent the amount of serotonin receptors in lactating mothers' milk.

Serotonin and the Body

purple bubbles to represent the cells and genes responsible for lactation, especially during the making of colostrum, transitional, and mature milk.

Visions of Human Milk Production

Sample bottles in a spectrometer to represent studying samples of cow's milk and human milk sugars.

Surprise: Cow’s Milk Sugars Are Rather Like Human Ones!

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