… We confirmed the similarities between infant gut microbial … of human gut colonization in early
life remains limited. … between primary succession as observed in the healthy infant gut and …

… This concept, with microbiome inheritance and nurturing as … to increased bacterial diversity
and functional maturation and … protective stimulation through gut microbial metabolites [42]. …

… , weeks, and months following birth is characteristically an ecological (biological) succession.
… are more similar in composition, indicating greater dispersal/acquisition of gut bacteria (159…

… However, the succession by which different bacteria are … through age-specific community
types, we observe that children have individual dynamics in the gut microbiota development …

… Gut bacteria enzymatically transform and metabolize undigested dietary components and …
in human neonates during early life. Functionally, increased proliferation and tissue maturation …

… and/or long-term human health and diseases. … human gut microbial colonization begins
at birth, but continues to develop a succession of taxonomic abundances for two to three years …

… development of early life or infant gut microbiota represents a foundation event for human
health [5,6]. … microbiota which then forms the foundation for the development of gut microbial …

… In this Review, we explore microbial succession in the healthy human microbiota … Primary
succession in early life … By the age of 3–6 years, the gut bacterial community converges to the …

… The succession of gut microbiota parallels with the development of the … old age (13), the
gut microbial ecosystem of newborns is characterized by rapid changes in bacterial abundance, …

… gut microbiota and brain development and the shaping of the immune system. We also talk
about the role of microbiota in early life … gut microbes that have been identified in recent years …