Annals of Gastroenterology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Celiac
disease
(CD)
is
an
autoimmune
gastrointestinal
triggered
by
dietary
gluten,
occurring
in
genetically
predisposed
individuals.Currently,
a
gluten-free
diet
the
only
current
evidenced-based
treatment
for
CD.With
growing
prevalence
of
this
condition
worldwide,
adjuvant
therapies
are
needed.We
understand
that
there
several
factors
influence
pathogenesis
condition.There
complex
interplay
between
genetics,
environmental
triggers,
immune
system
and
gut
microbiota.Recently,
has
been
focus
on
significance
microbiota
autoimmune-based
conditions.In
particular,
much
research
involving
role
microbial
flora
CD.Here,
mini-review,
we
highlight
importance
symbiotic
relationship
with
host,
introduce
key
development
intestinal
early
colonization,
ultimately
explore
its
CD.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
118(29)
Published: July 12, 2021
Significance
The
incidence
of
chronic
inflammatory
autoimmune
conditions,
such
as
celiac
disease
(CD),
is
increasing
at
an
alarming
rate.
CD
the
only
condition
for
which
trigger,
gluten,
known.
However,
its
etiology
and
pathogenesis
remain
incompletely
defined
recent
studies
suggest
other
environmental
stimuli
may
play
a
key
role
in
pathogenesis.
Here,
we
prospectively
examine
trajectory
gut
microbiota
starting
18
mo
before
onset
10
infants
who
developed
did
not.
We
identified
alterations
microbiota,
functional
pathways,
metabolome
onset,
suggesting
our
approach
be
used
prediction
with
ultimate
goal
identifying
early
preventive
interventions
to
reestablish
tolerance
prevent
autoimmunity.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: May 5, 2021
Abstract
Background
The
objective
of
this
study
was
to
increase
understanding
the
complex
interactions
between
diet,
obesity,
and
gut
microbiome
adult
female
non-human
primates
(NHPs).
Subjects
consumed
either
a
Western
(
n
=15)
or
Mediterranean
=14)
diet
designed
represent
human
dietary
patterns
for
31
months.
Body
composition
determined
using
CT,
fecal
samples
were
collected,
shotgun
metagenomic
sequencing
performed.
Gut
results
grouped
by
adiposity.
Results
Diet
main
contributor
bacterial
diversity.
Adiposity
within
each
associated
with
subtle
shifts
in
proportional
abundance
several
taxa.
diet-fed
NHPs
lower
body
fat
had
greater
proportion
Lactobacillus
animalis
than
their
higher
counterparts.
Higher
more
Ruminococcus
champaneliensis
less
Bacteroides
uniformis
low
significantly
levels
Prevotella
copri
NHPs.
subjects
stratified
P.
HIGH
versus
LOW
),
which
not
Overall,
animals
group
showed
B.
ovatus
,
faecis
stercorea
brevis
Faecalibacterium
prausnitzii
those
group.
Eubacterium
siraeum
.
E.
negatively
correlated
regardless
consumption.
In
group,
Shannon
diversity
when
compared
subjects.
Furthermore,
positively
HDL
plasma
cholesterol
indicating
that
population
may
metabolically
healthy
population.
Untargeted
metabolomics
on
urine
from
suggest
early
kidney
dysfunction
Conclusions
summary,
data
indicate
be
major
influencer
However,
adiposity
must
considered
together
analyzing
changes
specific
Interestingly,
appears
mediate
metabolic
Vaccine,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
39(31), P. 4266 - 4277
Published: May 6, 2021
Diarrhoeal
disease
attributable
to
enterotoxigenic
Escherichia
coli
(ETEC)
causes
substantial
morbidity
and
mortality
predominantly
in
paediatric
populations
low-
middle-income
countries.
In
addition
acute
illness,
there
is
an
increasing
appreciation
of
the
long-term
consequences
enteric
infections,
including
ETEC,
on
childhood
growth
development.
Provision
potable
water
sanitation
appropriate
clinical
care
for
illness
are
critical
reduce
ETEC
burden.
However,
these
interventions
not
always
practical
may
achieve
equitable
sustainable
coverage.
Vaccination
be
most
cost-effective
means
primary
prevention;
however,
additional
data
needed
accelerate
investment
guide
decision-making
process
vaccines.
First,
understand
quantify
burden,
association
between
infection
physical
cognitive
stunting
as
well
delayed
educational
attainment.
Furthermore,
role
inappropriate
or
inadequate
antibiotic
treatment
ETEC-attributable
diarrhoea
contribute
development
antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR)
needs
further
elucidation.
An
vaccine
that
mitigates
diarrhoeal
minimizes
longer-term
manifestations
could
have
significant
public
health
impact
a
countermeasure.
Herein
we
review
pipeline,
led
by
candidates
compatible
with
general
parameters
Preferred
Product
Characteristics
(PPC)
recently
developed
World
Health
Organization.
Additionally,
Vaccine
Development
Strategy
provide
framework
underpin
priority
activities
researchers,
funders
manufacturers,
goal
addressing
globally
unmet
areas
research,
product
development,
policy,
commercialization
delivery.
The
strategy
also
aims
prioritization
co-ordination
minimize
timeline
licensure
use
vaccines,
especially
countries,
where
they
urgently
needed.
Microbiome,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Jan. 13, 2023
Abstract
Background
Celiac
disease
(CD)
is
an
autoimmune
disorder
triggered
by
gluten
consumption.
Almost
all
CD
patients
possess
human
leukocyte
antigen
(HLA)
DQ2/DQ8
haplotypes;
however,
only
a
small
subset
of
individuals
carrying
these
alleles
develop
CD,
indicating
the
role
environmental
factors
in
pathogenesis.
The
main
objective
this
study
was
to
determine
contributory
gut
microbiota
and
microbial
metabolites
onset.
To
end,
we
obtained
fecal
samples
from
prospective
cohort
(ABIS)
at
ages
2.5
5
years.
Samples
were
collected
children
who
developed
after
final
sample
collection
(CD
progressors)
healthy
matched
age,
HLA
genotype,
breastfeeding
duration,
gluten-exposure
time
(
n
=15–16).
We
first
used
16S
sequencing
immunoglobulin-A
(IgA-seq)
using
same
(i)
16
controls
15
progressors
age
(ii)
13
9
5.
completed
cytokine
profiling,
plasma
metabolomics
=7–9).
also
determined
effects
one
microbiota-derived
metabolite,
taurodeoxycholic
acid
(TDCA),
on
intestines
immune
cell
composition
vivo.
Results
have
distinct
composition,
increased
IgA
response,
unique
targets
compared
subjects.
Notably,
26
metabolites,
five
cytokines,
chemokine
significantly
altered
Among
identified
2-fold
increase
TDCA.
TDCA
treatment
alone
caused
villous
atrophy,
CD4+
T
cells,
Natural
Killer
two
important
immunoregulatory
proteins,
Qa-1
NKG2D
expression
cells
while
decreasing
T-regulatory
intraepithelial
lymphocytes
(IELs)
C57BL/6J
mice.
Conclusions
Pediatric
metabolome,
profile
before
diagnosis.
Furthermore,
more
IgA-coated
bacteria
their
microbiota.
feeding
stimulates
inflammatory
response
C57BJ/6
mice
causes
hallmark
CD.
Thus,
TDCA,
enriched
progressors’
plasma,
has
potential
drive
inflammation
enhance
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(11), P. 2499 - 2499
Published: May 27, 2023
Celiac
disease
(CD)
is
a
multifactorial
disorder,
defined
by
complex
interplay
of
genetic
and
environmental
factors.
Both
predisposition
dietary
exposure
to
gluten
are
essential
factors
in
triggering
CD.
However,
there
proof
that
their
presence
necessary,
but
not
sufficient,
for
development.
Through
gut
microbiota
modulation,
several
additional
have
shown
potential
role
as
co-factors
CD
pathogenesis.
The
aim
this
review
illustrate
the
possible
mechanisms
stand
behind
microbiota's
involvement
Furthermore,
we
discuss
manipulation's
both
preventative
therapeutic
option.
available
literature
provides
evidence
even
before
onset,
including
cesarean
birth
formula
feeding,
well
intestinal
infection
exposure,
amplify
risk
genetically
predisposed
individuals,
due
influence
on
microbiome
composition.
Active
was
associated
with
elevated
levels
Gram-negative
bacterial
genera,
Bacteroides,
Escherichia,
Prevotella,
while
beneficial
bacteria
such
lactobacilli
bifidobacteria
were
less
abundant.
Viral
fungal
dysbiosis
has
also
been
described
CD,
evidencing
specific
taxa
alteration.
A
gluten-free
diet
(GFD)
may
improve
clinical
symptoms
duodenal
histopathology,
persistence
children
under
GFD
urges
need
therapy.
Probiotics,
prebiotics,
fecal
microbial
transplant
demonstrated
efficacy
restoring
eubiosis
adult
patients;
however,
safety
adjunctive
therapies
pediatric
patients
needs
further
investigation.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(6), P. 1755 - 1755
Published: May 21, 2021
Celiac
disease
(CD)
and
autoimmune
thyroid
diseases
(AITD)
like
Hashimoto’s
thyroiditis
(HT)
Graves’
(GD)
frequently
coexist,
entailing
numerous
potential
impacts
on
diagnostic
therapeutic
approaches.
Possible
correlations
might
exist
through
gut
microbiota,
regulating
the
immune
system
inflammatory
responses,
promoting
diseases,
as
well
shared
cytokines
in
pathogenesis
pathways,
cross-reacting
antibodies
or
malabsorption
of
micronutrients
that
are
essential
for
iron
vitamin
D.
Vitamin
D
deficiency
is
a
common
finding
patients
with
AITD,
but
protect
from
autoimmunity
by
wielding
immunoregulatory
tolerogenic
impacts.
Additionally,
assumed
to
be
involved
onset
progression
CD,
presumably
plays
substantial
protective
role
intestinal
mucosa
affects
via
its
immunomodulatory
effects.
Iron
an
micronutrient
gland
needed
effective
iodine
utilization
iron-dependent
enzyme
peroxidase
(TPO).
Despite
being
crucial
hormone
synthesis,
(ID)
hypothyroidism
HT
found
CD.
A
literature
research
was
conducted
examine
interplay
between
deficiency.
This
narrative
review
highlights
relevant
correlation
two
entities
CD
their
reciprocal
impact
possible
options
should
further
explored
future
studies.
Cells,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(6), P. 823 - 823
Published: March 7, 2023
Celiac
disease
(CD)
is
a
common
systemic
disorder
that
results
from
an
abnormal
response
of
human
immunity
to
gluten
intake,
affecting
the
small
intestine.
In
individuals
who
carry
genetic
susceptibility,
CD
triggered
by
environmental
factors,
including
viral
infections
and
dysbiosis
gut
microbiota.
The
microbiome
essential
in
controlling
immune
system,
recent
findings
indicate
changes
may
contribute
various
chronic
disorders,
such
as
through
mechanisms
still
require
further
exploration.
Some
bacteria
exhibit
epitopes
mimic
gliadin
enhance
host.
Other
bacteria,
Pseudomonas
aeruginosa,
work
conjunction
with
trigger
escalate
intestinal
inflammation.
microbiota
also
directly
influence
antigen
development
production
immunogenic
or
tolerogenic
peptides
permeability
release
zonulin.
Finally,
can
impact
inflammation
generating
proinflammatory
anti-inflammatory
cytokines
metabolites.
It
crucial
consider
factors
(specifically,
HLA-DQ
haplotypes),
perinatal
elements
birth
mode,
type
infant
feeding,
antibiotic
infection
exposure
on
composition
early
microbiome.
According
available
studies,
alterations
associated
tend
decreased
presence
beneficial
some
Bifidobacterium
species.
However,
controversy
remains
reports
have
found
no
significant
differences
between
microbiomes
without
CD.
A
better
understanding
microbiome’s
role
would
greatly
benefit
both
prevention
treatment
efforts,
especially
complicated
treatment-resistant
cases.
Here,
we
attempted
summarize
evidence
relationship
CD,
particular
focus
potential
therapeutic
targets.
Gut,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. gutjnl - 330002
Published: Dec. 12, 2023
The
early-life
period
is
one
of
microbiome
establishment
and
immune
maturation.
Early-life
exposures
are
increasingly
being
recognised
to
play
an
important
role
in
IBD
risk.
composition
functions
the
gut
prenatal,
perinatal,
postnatal
may
be
crucial
towards
development
health
or
disease,
including
IBD,
later
life.
We
herein
present
a
comprehensive
summary
interplay
between
factors
perturbations,
their
association
with
risk
IBD.
In
addition,
we
provide
overview
host
external
early
life
that
known
impact
maturation
implicated
Considering
emerging
concept
prevention,
propose
strategies
minimise
maternal
offspring
exposure
potentially
harmful
variables
recommend
protective
measures
during
pregnancy
postpartum
period.
This
holistic
view
signatures
among
mothers
will
help
frame
our
current
understanding
importance
pathogenesis
roadmap
for
preventive
strategies.