… As a matter of fact, due to the complex cross-talk, the causality between lung diseases
and gut microbiota is still under explored. Further mechanistic insight into the pathways and …

… ) exchange across the epithelial surface, resulting in a dehydrated surface and sticky mucus.
This mucus cannot be readily cleared from the airways, which helps to explain why CFTR …

… occur through circulating inflammatory cells and mediators. … COPD and intestinal disorders,
can lead to a disturbed mucosal … –lung cross-talk have highlighted the bidirectional cross-talk …

… Among CD4+T cell phenotypes, microbiome-mediated mucosal inflammation has been
strongly linked to aberrant Th17 (6). Besides the Th17 phenotype, microbial interaction with …

… disease (CD), are chronic inflammatory disorders of the gastrointestinal tract characterized by
a natural history of relapsing–remitting flares of the disease [… , mucosal airway inflammation …

… An essential cross-talk between the lung and gut microbiome has been reported in the
progression of lung diseases. The gut-lung axis allows for the movement of cytokines, microbial …

… inflammatory markers. A follow-up endoscopic examination revealed edematous mucosa with
… lesions of the mucosa, particularly in the crypt epithelium, with mucosal hyalinization. The …

… Elevated systemic mediators might play a role in the lung-gut cross talk. These findings …
The bidirectional cross talk between the gut and the lungs with their shared mucosal immune …

… as patients with both mucosal inflammatory diseases will provide a more complete
understanding of the microbiota in the gut-lung axis in health and disease. Furthermore, increasing …

… There is a constant cross-talk between the gut and lung mucosal compartments through
the mesenteric lymphatic system and lung lymph nodes. Physical interaction, quorum-sensing …