Application of the technology of gut microbial ecology in the metabolic syndrome

doi:10.3877/cma.j.issn.2095-5820.2018.01.004

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The intestinal tract of mammals has a large number of complex microbial flora, which together forms the intestinal microbiome. In recent years, it has been realized that intestinal microbes are closely related to the occurrence and development of some diseases, such as metabolic syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, cancer, immune system and nervous system disease and so on, which makes intestinal microbiome to be one of the most active research fields. The rapid development of microbial research technologies provides us with efficient and powerful methodology and promotes the systematic understanding of intestinal micro-ecology, and opens up new ideas for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases.. This review aims to summarize and analyze the latest progress and limitation of micro-ecological research techniques, providing a reference for further study of gut microbiota, and simply introduce the representative results of the study on the correlation between micro-ecology and metabolic syndrome in intestinal tract.

Key words: Gut microbiota, Single cell analysis, Culture, Metabolic syndrome

Huiling Cao, Shangwei Wu. Application of the technology of gut microbial ecology in the metabolic syndrome[J]. Chinese Journal of Clinical Laboratory Management(Electronic Edition), 2018, 06(01): 10-14.

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