BMC Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Jan. 18, 2024
Abstract
Background
Although
stag
beetles
are
a
popular
saprophytic
insect,
their
gut
microbiome
has
been
poorly
studied.
Here,
16
S
rRNA
gene
sequencing
was
employed
to
reveal
the
microbiota
composition
and
functional
variations
between
wild
domestic
Dorcus
hopei
(
Dhh
)
larval
individuals.
Results
The
results
indicated
significant
difference
microbiota.,
individuals
contained
more
microbial
taxa
(e.g.
genera
Ralstonia
Methyloversatilis)
with
xenobiotic
degrading
functions.
possesses
compositions
Turicibacter
Tyzzerella
appropriate
for
energy
metabolism
potential
growth.
This
study
furthermore
assigned
all
by
size
into
groups
data
analysis;
which
limited
disparities
of
different-sized
D.
larvae.
Conclusion
outcome
this
illustrated
that
there
exists
discrepancy
in
In
addition,
assemblage
primarily
attributed
environmental
influences
instead
individual
differences
such
as
developmental
or
size.
These
findings
will
provide
valuable
theoretical
foundation
protection
insects
utilization
insect-associated
intestinal
future.
Abstract
Revealing
the
assembly
and
succession
of
chicken
gut
microbiota
is
critical
for
a
better
understanding
its
role
in
physiology
metabolism.
However,
few
studies
have
examined
dynamic
changes
absolute
microbes
using
quantitative
microbiome
profiling
(QMP)
method.
Here,
we
revealed
developmental
trajectory
broiler
bacteriome
mycobiome
by
combining
high‐throughput
sequencing
with
microbial
load
quantification
assay.
We
showed
that
abundance
diversity
reached
plateau
at
7
days
posthatch
(DPH),
forming
segment‐specific
community
types
after
1
DPH.
The
was
more
impacted
deterministic
processes,
affected
stochastic
processes.
also
observed
stage‐specific
different
segments,
three
occurrence
patterns
including
“colonization,”
“disappearance,”
“core”
were
defined.
co‐occurrence
networks
very
among
positive
associations
than
negative
associations.
Furthermore,
provided
links
between
their
serum
metabolite
variations.
Time‐course
untargeted
metabolomics
six
clusters
changing
abundance.
foregut
had
connections
metabolites,
closely
related
to
lipid
amino
acid
present
study
full
landscape
development
manner,
metabolites
further
highlight
impact
growth
development.
Abstract
The
duck
gastrointestinal
tract
(GIT)
harbors
an
abundance
of
microorganisms
that
play
important
role
in
health
and
production.
Here,
we
constructed
the
first
relatively
comprehensive
gut
microbial
gene
catalog
(24
million
genes)
4437
metagenome‐assembled
genomes
using
375
GIT
metagenomic
samples
from
four
different
breeds
across
five
intestinal
segments
under
two
distinct
rearing
conditions.
We
further
characterized
region‐specific
taxonomy
their
assigned
functions,
as
well
temporal
development
maturation
microbiome.
Our
analysis
revealed
similarity
within
microbiota
foregut
hindgut
compartments,
but
distinctive
taxonomic
functional
differences
between
segments.
In
addition,
found
a
significant
shift
composition
newly
hatched
ducks
(3
days),
followed
by
increased
diversity
enhanced
stability
growth
stages
(14,
42,
70
indicating
develops
into
mature
stable
community
host
matures.
Comparing
impact
conditions
(with
without
water)
on
cecal
communities
bacterial
capacity
for
lipopolysaccharide
biosynthesis
was
significantly
had
free
access
to
water,
leading
accumulation
pathogenic
bacteria
antibiotic‐resistance
genes.
Taken
together,
our
findings
expand
understanding
microbiome
signatures
linked
regional,
development,
ducks,
which
highlight
poultry
Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology/Journal of animal science and biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Feb. 5, 2024
The
gut
microbiota
influences
chicken
health,
welfare,
and
productivity.
A
diverse
balanced
has
been
associated
with
improved
growth,
efficient
feed
utilisation,
a
well-developed
immune
system,
disease
resistance,
stress
tolerance
in
chickens.
Previous
studies
on
have
predominantly
focused
broiler
chickens
usually
limited
to
one
or
two
sections
of
the
digestive
under
controlled
research
environments,
often
sampled
at
single
time
point.
To
extend
these
studies,
this
investigation
examined
commercially
raised
layer
across
all
major
system
regular
sampling
from
rearing
end
production
80
weeks.
aim
was
build
detailed
picture
development
entire
study
spatial
temporal
dynamics.
Microbiology Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(3), P. 54 - 54
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
The
early
growth
phase
is
a
critical
period
for
the
development
of
chicken
gut
microbiome.
In
this
study,
spatiotemporal
diversity
gastrointestinal
microbiota,
shifts
in
taxonomic
composition,
and
relative
abundances
main
bacterial
taxa
were
characterized
Kadaknath,
high-value
indigenous
Indian
breed,
using
sequencing
V3–V4
region
16S
rRNA
gene.
To
assess
microbiome
composition
abundance
shifts,
three
chickens
per
(3,
28,
35
days)
sampled,
with
microbiota
analyzed
from
regions
(crop,
small
intestine,
ceca)
bird.
results
revealed
Firmicutes
as
most
abundant
phylum
Lactobacillus
dominant
genus
across
all
stages.
was
particularly
crop
at
stages
(3
28
days),
while
ceca
exhibited
transition
towards
dominance
Phocaeicola
by
day
35.
Microbial
richness
evenness
increased
age,
reflecting
maturation,
analyses
microbial
community
distinct
differences,
on
showing
highest
differentiation.
Pathogen
analysis
highlighted
peak
poultry-associated
Campylobacter,
Staphylococcus,
Clostridium
paraputrificum
3-day-old
underscoring
vulnerability
These
findings
provide
insights
into
age-specific
life-stage
susceptibility
to
pathogens,
emphasizing
need
targeted
interventions
optimize
poultry
health
management
performance.
Biosafety and Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(2), P. 101 - 115
Published: March 2, 2024
Chicken
is
an
important
food
animal
worldwide
and
plays
role
in
human
life
by
providing
meat
eggs.
Despite
recent
significant
advances
gut
microbiome
studies,
a
comprehensive
study
of
chicken
bacterial,
archaeal,
viral
genomes
remains
unavailable.
In
this
study,
we
constructed
multi-kingdom
catalog
(CMKMC),
including
18,201
225
33,411
genomes,
annotated
over
6,076,006
protein-coding
genes
integrating
135
metagenomes
publicly
available
metagenome-assembled
(MAGs)
from
ten
countries.
We
found
that
812
240
MAGs
our
dataset
were
putative
novel
species
genera,
respectively,
far
beyond
what
was
previously
reported.
The
newly
unclassified
predominant
Phyla
Firmicutes_A
(n
=
263),
followed
Firmicutes
126),
Bacteroidota
121),
Proteobacteria
87).
Most
the
classified
species-level
operational
taxonomic
units
belong
to
Caudovirales.
Approximately,
63.24
%
viromes
are
predicted
infect
two
or
more
hosts,
complete
circular
viruses.
Moreover,
diverse
auxiliary
metabolic
antibiotic
resistance
carried
Together,
CMKMC
provides
largest
integrated
date,
functional
insights
into
gastrointestinal
tract
microbiota,
paves
way
for
microbial
interventions
better
health
productivity.
iMetaOmics.,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
1(1)
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
iMetaOmics
is
a
quarterly
international
journal
with
the
priority
of
publishing
research
work
within
scope
One
Health,
featured
well-designed
omics.
The
also
welcomes
systematic
integration
extensive
public
datasets,
new
and
meaningful
perspectives,
re-analysis
high-impact
data
yielding
different/valuable
conclusions.
microbiome
plays
critical
roles
in
human
[1],
animal
[2],
plant
nutrition
health
[3],
food
[4],
environment
[5],
as
well
other
aspects
society
(Figure
1).
Metaomics,
including
metabarcoding,
metagenomics,
metatranscriptomics,
metaproteomics,
metabolomics,
provide
unique
powerful
tools
to
better
understand
taxonomy
functions
microbiome,
biology,
[6].
Aiming
fill
gap
lacking
top
journals
field
Asia,
iMeta
Science
Society
its
thousands
Chinese
scientist
members
found
young
but
journal—iMeta
(ISSN:
2770-5986;
eISSN:
2770-596X).
It
has
published
more
than
200
high-quality
papers
since
2022,
original
articles,
reproducible
methods
protocols,
systemic
reviews
peers
updated
novel
findings,
easy-to-use
analytic
tools,
knowledge
[7].
These
publications
include
are
not
limited
gut
pertaining
diseases
[8],
microbiota
animals
(e.g.,
chicken
[9],
pig
[10],
panda
[11]),
pan-cancer
[12]
pan-genome
[13],
soil
associated
diversity
defense
[14,
15],
popular
for
metaomics
analyses
[16-18].
With
great
efforts
contributions
our
stakeholders,
like
publisher,
editorial
board
members,
authors,
reviewers,
received
first
impact
factor
23.7
2024,
gradually
accumulating
broad
diverse
audiences
readership,
especially
attracting
explosive
growth
submissions
recent
days.
To
cope
significantly
increased
submissions,
we
have
from
bimonthly
journal.
However,
publication
space
maintaining
high
standard
iMeta,
still
reject
90%
although
many
them
did
an
excellent
work.
Due
success
officially
launching
sister
(eISSN:
2996-9514,
ISSN:
2996-9506),
further
publish
articles
[19-23],
[24-28],
state-of-the-art
methodologies
[29,
30]
satisfy
increasing
submission
demand
iMeta.
Taking
advantage
same
team,
rejected
manuscripts
valuable/meaningful
findings
will
be
transferred
iMetaOmics,
together
detailed
comments
reviewers.
In
this
context,
following
review
process
shortened
promote
rapid
publishing.
Before
official
launch,
12
already
been
upon
approval
by
authors
issue.
Currently,
featuring
reanalysis
expected
that
establish
reputation
soon,
attract
wide
range
interest
readers,
contribute
progress
Human
Environmental
Health
studies.
Authors'
own
priority,
while
utilization
analysis
robust
experimental
validation
can
considered.
Multiple
evidence
required
support
conclusion.
New
strategies
advantage,
indispensable.
All
used
without
reasonable
concerns
should
publicly/temporally
accessible
reviewers
editors.
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tutorial,
software
download,
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operation,
result
displaying,
highly
recommended
bioinformatic
tools.
Additionally,
necessary
ethics
numbers,
clear
layouts,
figures,
significant
expected.
Chun-Lin
Shi:
Writing—original
draft;
writing—review
editing.
Tong
Chen:
Writing—review
Canhui
Lan:
Ren-You
Gan:
Jun
Yu:
Fangqing
Zhao:
Yong-Xin
Liu:
editing;
conceptualization.
Zhao
Yu
hold
position
Editor-in-Chief
iMetaOmics.
Liu,
Chen,
Lan,
Shi
Gan
Executive
Editors
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Jan. 8, 2024
Abdominal
fat
deposition
(AFD)
in
chickens
is
closely
related
to
the
gut
microecological
balance.
In
this
study,
microbiota
from
high-AFD
was
transplanted
into
same
strain
of
0-day-old
chicks
via
fecal
transplantation
(FMT).
The
FTM
with
high
AFD
had
no
obvious
effects
on
growth
traits,
adult
body
weight,
carcass
abdominal
and
percentage,
but
did
reduce
coefficient
variation
traits.
FMT
significantly
decreased
cecal
microbiome
richness,
changed
structure,
regulated
biological
functions
associated
energy
metabolism
synthesis.
Additionally,
metabolite
composition
metabolic
function
recipient
were
also
altered
those
controls.
Transplantation
chicken
promoted
fatty
acid
elongation
biosynthesis
reduced
vitamins,
steroids,
carbohydrates
cecum.
These
findings
provide
insights
mechanisms
by
which
affect
host
profiles
deposition.
The
spike-in
plasmid
method
was
utilized
to
perform
an
analysis
on
meconium
and
second-pass
feces,
yielding
both
relative
absolute
quantitative
results.
With
the
data,
abundance
of
bacteria
in
17
samples
fecal
were
found
be
1.14
×
10