Advances in understanding dietary fiber: Classification, structural characterization, modification, and gut microbiome interactions
Yiming Feng,
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Qing Jin,
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Xuanbo Liu
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et al.
Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Gut
microbiota
and
their
metabolites
profoundly
impact
host
physiology.
Targeted
modulation
of
gut
has
been
a
long‐term
interest
in
the
scientific
community.
Numerous
studies
have
investigated
feasibility
utilizing
dietary
fibers
(DFs)
to
modulate
promote
production
health‐beneficial
bacterial
metabolites.
However,
complexity
fiber
structures,
composition,
dynamic
interactions
hindered
precise
prediction
DF
on
microbiome.
We
address
this
issue
with
new
perspective,
focusing
inherent
chemical
structural
DFs
interaction
microbiota.
The
was
thoroughly
elaborated,
encompassing
fibers’
molecular
polymorphism,
mesoscopic
porosity,
particle
size.
Advanced
characterization
techniques
investigate
properties
were
discussed.
Additionally,
we
examined
between
Finally,
summarized
processing
modify
structures
for
improving
fermentability
by
structure
fibers,
such
as
crystallinity,
degree
branching,
pore
wettability,
significantly
impacts
These
differences
also
substantially
affect
fiber's
capability
composition
Conventional
approaches
are
not
capable
investigating
complex
influences
microbiome;
therefore,
it
is
essence
involve
advanced
material
artificial
intelligence
unveil
more
comprehensive
information
topic.
Language: Английский
Postbiotics and their biotherapeutic potential for chronic disease and their feature perspective: a review
Zerihun Asefa,
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Abera Belay,
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Eyuel Welelaw
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et al.
Frontiers in Microbiomes,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
4
Published: March 3, 2025
Postbiotics,
which
are
bioactive
compounds
derived
from
the
metabolic
processes
of
probiotics,
gaining
recognition
as
a
promising
alternative
for
managing
chronic
diseases
without
need
live
microorganisms,
positioning
them
valuable
strategy
in
biotherapeutics
that
offers
both
curative
and
preventive
techniques
modern
medicine.
This
paper
provides
comprehensive
review
potential
health
benefits
postbiotics,
particularly
concerning
noncommunicable
like
diabetes,
cancer,
obesity
cardiovascular
conditions,
present
significant
global
challenges.
We
explore
various
mechanisms
by
postbiotics
exert
their
beneficial
effects,
including
immune
modulation
to
enhance
body’s
response
reduce
inflammation,
well
improving
gut
barrier
function
maintain
integrity
prevent
increased
intestinal
permeability.
Additionally,
antioxidant
properties
play
critical
role
neutralizing
oxidative
stress,
is
linked
progression
diseases.
Despite
encouraging
insights
into
benefits,
we
highlight
urgent
further
research
clarify
specific
roles
different
postbiotic
components.
A
deeper
understanding
these
essential
developing
targeted
healthcare
applications,
advancing
this
knowledge,
aim
create
innovative
strategies
could
significantly
outcomes
at-risk
populations.
Ultimately,
integrating
interventions
has
improve
care
contribute
overall
well-being
affected
individuals
communities.
Language: Английский
Functional foods in Mediterranean diet: exploring the functional features of vegetable case-studies obtained also by biotechnological approaches
Anna Rita Bavaro,
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Annamaria Tarantini,
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Angelica Bruno
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et al.
Aging Clinical and Experimental Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(1)
Published: Oct. 16, 2024
The
Mediterranean
Diet
(MedDiet)
is
a
widely
recognized
dietary
pattern,
with
its
effects
largely
attributed
to
"functional
foods"
which
are
able
positively
influence
one
or
more
target
functions,
improving
health
and
maintaining
state
of
well-being.In
this
review,
three
"case-study"
typical
the
MedDiet,
such
as
artichokes,
capers
table
olives
considered
traditional
functional
vegetables
rich
in
bioactive
compounds,
mainly
polyphenols.
review
extensively
discusses
antioxidant
these
molecules,
well
their
role
aging
prevention
reduction,
human
health,
influencing
abundance
composition
intestinal
microbiota.
Additionally,
focuses
on
fate
polyphenols
along
digestive
tract.Among
biotechnological
strategies,
explores
fermentation
process
modifying
biochemical
profile,
recovery,
bioaccessibility
bioavailability
compounds
present
some
vegetable
foods
MedDiet.
Finally,
main
challenges
selection,
addition,
maintenance
probiotic
strains
food
products
also
summarized,
view
develop
new
carriers
for
diets".
Language: Английский