… that inheritance … gut bacteria engage in cross-talk with the host’s immune system, thereby
eliciting pro-inflammatory or anti-inflammatory effects, and thus showing that intestinal bacteria …

… ], but not yet in paediatric populations where the gut microbial interactions are highly
dynamic. … the changes of the gut microbes in absolute abundance during early development. …

… in and between local microbial communities is an important … and succession of the early-life
gut microbiota in humans. … aberrant gut microbiota development can contribute to early-life …

… processes governed the successions of gut bacteria and microeukaryotes, whereas
larger microeukaryotes were more strongly structured by host filtering than smaller bacteria. …

… In infants born by CS, 41% of gut microbes are shared with the mother, whereas 72% are
shared … and maternal influences, host biology plays a major role in gut microbiota succession. …

… In this study (NCT03568734), we evaluated whether disturbed intestinal microbiota development
could be restored in term CS-born infants by postnatal, orally delivered fecal microbiota …

… and composition of the gut bacterial community is represented by … the microbial climax
during early life play a key role in overweight, obesity development and child adiposity in later life. …

… observation of the succession of bacterial populations throughout early development, and
by … The infant gut microbial composition has been found to influence the lifelong health of the …

… The development of the microbiota in early life is a sensitive process akin to primary ecological
succession [… can be used as a readout of gut microbe metabolic functions. Zierer et al. [16] …

… At birth, neonates provide a vast habitat awaiting microbial colonization. Microbiome
assembly is a complex process involving microbial seeding and succession driven by ecological …