… activities in inflammatory bowel diseases, demonstrating that the gut microbiome and the …
the host immune factors, are central to this disease [90]. Similarly, another recently published …

… The results (Table 1) confirm the predominance of Gram-positive microbes in the role of bacteria
in (the … produce abundOur results show that after small bowel re- antly only D-lactate (eg …

… The modulation of microbiota species and density has also highlighted the important role of
bacteria in gut homeostasis and disease. Thus, administration of VSL#3 probiotics, a mixture …

… probiotics can manipulate the intestinal flora are essential to get us closer to identifying
more appropriate therapeutic targets and unraveling the clouded role of bacteria, its crosstalk …

… causes of disease. Although previous research has largely focused on the role of bacteria in
… suggest interkingdom interactions amongst different gut microbial communities, particularly …

… Additional evidence corroborating the role of bacteria in intestinal inflammation was the
finding of a lower proportion of Faecalibacterium prausnitzii, a member of the phylum Firmicutes …

… Has the use of molecular methods for the characterization of the human oral microbiome
changed our understanding of the role of bacteria in the pathogenesis of periodontal disease? …

… factors in inflammatory bowel disease (… diseases is multi‐factorial leading to a substantial
defect of the mucosal barrier, deregulation of the immune response and chronic inflammation …

… New insights of the role of bacteria in IBD became available by identifying susceptibility
genes for IBD. Several IBD susceptibility loci were recently identified. The IBD-1 locus on …

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