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期刊名:Microbiome research reports

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e-ISSN:2771-5965

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Uk Jin Jeong,Mohammed Ali,Yun Jee Park et al. Uk Jin Jeong et al.
Aim: Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs), particularly anti-programmed cell death protein 1 (PD-1) therapy, have improved cancer treatment outcomes, yet durable benefit is achieved in only a subset of patients. Growing evidence implicates t...
Anastasia V Poznyak,Aleksey A Vatlin,Vsevolod V Pavshintsev et al. Anastasia V Poznyak et al.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disease preceded by a prolonged preclinical phase marked by the emergence of autoantibodies and mucosal immune dysregulation. Evidence from human studies and animal models consistently demon...
Linda M Guantai,Clementine E Bavinton,Juwairiyah B Shazzad et al. Linda M Guantai et al.
Aim: The gut microbiota plays a key role in shaping individual responses to drugs, but current tools have limited potential to probe drug-microbe interactions within the complex, individualised gut environment. This study employed bioorthog...
Chiara Tarracchini,Francesca Bottacini,Leonardo Mancabelli et al. Chiara Tarracchini et al.
B-group vitamins and vitamin K are essential micronutrients required for numerous cellular processes in both microbial and human physiology. While traditionally considered to originate predominantly from dietary sources, the biosynthetic ca...
Mona Sharma,Yves Desjardins,Andrew R Williams Mona Sharma
Polyphenols are food components with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, and their health benefits are increasingly recognized in the context of noncommunicable diseases such as type 2 diabetes. However, their role in regulating i...
Leonardo Mancabelli,Christian Milani,Giulia Longhi et al. Leonardo Mancabelli et al.
Aim: Plant-derived proteins have emerged as promising alternatives to animal-based proteins, offering not only environmental and nutritional benefits to the human host but also potential effects on the gut microbiota. Yellow pea (Pisum sati...
Baiyun Ding,Mingze Fan,Yong-Peng Shi et al. Baiyun Ding et al.
The gut virome, particularly its viral and phage components, is increasingly recognized as a key modulator of intestinal microbial dynamics in gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases. Beyond well-characterized bacterial dysbiosis, growing ev...
Elise Delannoy,Alexandre Grassart,Catherine Daniel Elise Delannoy
The gastrointestinal tract is the major ecological niche in which gut microbes interact with epithelial and immune cells to maintain homeostasis in mammals. Moreover, probiotics modulate the gut microbiota and exert various health benefits ...
Yangyang Sun,Yongxiang Huang,Ruichen Li et al. Yangyang Sun et al.
Background: The human gut microbiome is closely linked to disease states, offering substantial potential for novel disease detection tools based on machine learning (ML). However, variations in feature types, data preprocessing strategies, ...
Giorgio Gargari,Tomas Meroño,Gregorio Peron et al. Giorgio Gargari et al.
Background: Aging may be associated with low-grade chronic inflammation ("inflammaging") and gut microbiome alterations. Dietary polyphenols have been proposed as modulators of these processes. This study aimed to explore the effects of a p...