EBioMedicine,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
104, С. 105182 - 105182
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2024
Human
milk
oligosaccharides
(HMOs),
their
determinants,
infant
gut
microbiota
and
health
are
under
extensive
research;
however,
seldom
jointly
addressed.
Leveraging
data
from
the
HELMi
birth
cohort,
we
investigated
them
collectively,
considering
maternal
secretor
status.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
8
Опубликована: Март 22, 2021
The
assembly
of
the
newborn's
gut
microbiota
during
first
months
life
is
an
orchestrated
process
resulting
in
specialized
microbial
ecosystems
different
compartments.
This
highly
dependent
upon
environmental
factors,
and
many
evidences
suggest
that
early
bacterial
colonization
has
long-term
consequences
on
host
digestive
immune
homeostasis
but
also
metabolism
behavior.
period
therefore
a
"window
opportunity"
to
program
health
through
modulation.
However,
implementation
this
promising
strategy
requires
in-depth
understanding
mechanisms
governing
assembly.
Breastfeeding
been
associated
with
healthy
infants.
Human
milk
complex
food
matrix,
numerous
components
potentially
influence
infant
composition,
either
by
enhancing
specific
bacteria
growth
or
limiting
others.
objective
review
describe
human
composition
discuss
established
purported
roles
establishment.
Finally,
impact
maternal
diet
reviewed
assess
how
could
be
simple
efficient
approach
shape
microbiota.
Human
milk
oligosaccharides
(HMOs)
are
the
third
most
important
solid
component
in
human
and
act
tandem
with
other
bioactive
components.
Individual
HMO
levels
distribution
vary
greatly
between
mothers
by
multiple
variables,
such
as
secretor
status,
race,
geographic
region,
environmental
conditions,
season,
maternal
diet,
weight,
gestational
age
mode
of
delivery.
HMOs
improve
gastrointestinal
barrier
also
promote
a
bifidobacterium-rich
gut
microbiome,
which
protects
against
infection,
strengthens
epithelial
barrier,
creates
immunomodulatory
metabolites.
fulfil
variety
physiologic
functions
including
potential
support
to
immune
system,
brain
development,
cognitive
function.
Supplementing
infant
formula
is
safe
promotes
healthy
development
revealing
benefits
for
microbiota
composition
infection
prevention.
Because
limited
data
comparing
effect
non-human
HMOs,
it
not
known
if
offer
an
additional
clinical
benefit
over
oligosaccharides.
Better
knowledge
factors
influencing
their
will
help
understand
short-
long-term
benefits.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Июнь 21, 2023
Human
milk
is
considered
the
most
valuable
form
of
nutrition
for
infants
their
growth,
development
and
function.
So
far,
there
are
still
some
cases
where
feeding
human
not
feasible.
As
a
result,
market
infant
formula
widely
increasing,
become
an
alternative
or
substitute
breastfeeding.
The
nutritional
value
can
be
improved
by
adding
functional
bioactive
compounds
like
probiotics,
prebiotics,
oligosaccharides,
vitamins,
minerals,
taurine,
inositol,
osteopontin,
lactoferrin,
gangliosides,
carnitine
etc.
For
processing
formula,
diverse
thermal
non-thermal
technologies
have
been
employed.
Infant
either
in
powdered
form,
which
requires
reconstitution
with
water
ready-to-feed
liquid
among
powder
readily
available,
shelf-stable
vastly
marketed.
Infants'
gut
microbiota
complex
ecosystem
nutrient
composition
recognized
to
lasting
effect
on
it.
Likewise,
establishment
closely
parallels
host
immune
growth.
Therefore,
it
must
contemplated
as
important
factor
consideration
while
developing
formulas.
In
this
review,
we
focused
formulation
manufacturing
safe
nutritious
equivalent
aligning
infant's
needs
its
ultimate
impact
infants'
microbiota.
Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
88(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 11, 2024
SUMMARY
Human
milk
oligosaccharides
(HMOs)
are
complex,
multi-functional
glycans
present
in
human
breast
milk.
They
represent
an
intricate
mix
of
heterogeneous
structures
which
reach
the
infant
intestine
intact
form
as
they
resist
gastrointestinal
digestion.
Therefore,
confer
a
multitude
benefits,
directly
and/or
indirectly,
to
developing
neonate.
Certain
bifidobacterial
species,
being
among
earliest
gut
colonizers
breast-fed
infants,
have
adapted
functional
capacity
metabolize
various
HMO
structures.
This
ability
is
typically
observed
infant-associated
bifidobacteria,
opposed
bifidobacteria
associated
with
mature
microbiota.
In
recent
years,
information
has
been
gleaned
regarding
how
these
well
certain
other
taxa
able
assimilate
HMOs,
including
mechanistic
strategies
enabling
their
acquisition
and
consumption.
Additionally,
complex
metabolic
interactions
occur
between
microbes
facilitated
by
utilization
breakdown
products
released
from
degradation.
Interest
HMO-mediated
changes
microbial
composition
function
focal
point
numerous
studies,
times
fueled
availability
individual
biosynthetic
some
now
commonly
included
formula.
this
review,
we
outline
main
assimilatory
catabolic
employed
discuss
that
exhibit
glycan
degradation
capacity,
cover
HMO-supported
cross-feeding
related
metabolites
described
thus
far.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
25(2), С. 1055 - 1055
Опубликована: Янв. 15, 2024
The
relationship
between
cesarean
section
(CS)
delivery
and
intestinal
microbiota
is
increasingly
studied.
CS-born
infants
display
distinct
gut
microbial
compositions
due
to
the
absence
of
maternal
birth
canal
microorganisms.
These
alterations
potentially
link
long-term
health
implications
like
immune-related
disorders
allergies.
This
correlation
underscores
intricate
connection
mode
establishment
diverse
microbiota.
A
systematic
literature
review
was
conducted
on
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
Science
databases
by
analyzing
articles
examining
interactions
CS
infant's
analysis,
based
a
wide-ranging
selection
studies,
elucidates
multifaceted
dynamics
involved
in
CS-associated
shifts
fetal
We
also
explore
potential
ramifications
these
changes
neonatal
development,
providing
comprehensive
overview
for
clinicians
researchers.
By
synthesizing
current
findings,
this
contributes
deeper
understanding
interplay
early
colonization,
paving
way
informed
clinical
decisions
future
investigations
field
perinatal
medicine.
Microbial Biotechnology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
17(7)
Опубликована: Июнь 30, 2024
Human
milk
provides
the
infant
with
many
bioactive
factors,
including
immunomodulating
components,
antimicrobials
and
prebiotics,
which
modulate
microbiome
immune
system
maturation.
As
a
result,
breastfeeding
can
impact
health
from
infancy,
through
adolescence,
into
adulthood.
From
protecting
infections,
to
reducing
risk
of
obesity,
type
1
diabetes
childhood
leukaemia,
positive
outcomes
are
observed
in
infants
receiving
breastmilk.
For
mother,
protects
against
postpartum
bleeding
depression,
increases
weight
loss,
long-term
lowers
2
diabetes,
breast
ovarian
cancer,
cardiovascular
diseases.
Beyond
mothers,
wider
society
is
also
impacted
because
avoidable
costs
relating
morbidity
mortality
derived
lack
human
exposure.
In
this
review,
Medline
was
used
search
for
relevant
articles
discuss
benefits
its
societal
before
exploring
future
recommendations
enhance
our
understanding
mechanisms
behind
breastfeeding's
effects
promote
on
global
scale.
The
development
of
the
gut
microbiome
is
crucial
to
human
health,
particularly
during
first
three
years
life.
Given
its
role
in
immune
development,
disturbances
establishment
process
may
have
long
term
consequences.
This
review
summarizes
evidence
for
these
claims,
highlighting
compositional
changes
this
critical
period
life
as
well
factors
that
affect
development.
Based
on
and
animal
data,
we
conclude
early-life
a
determinant
long-term
impacting
physiological,
metabolic,
processes.
field
faces
challenges.
Some
challenges
are
technical,
such
lack
standardized
stool
collection
protocols,
inconsistent
DNA
extraction
methods,
outdated
sequencing
technologies.
Other
methodological:
small
sample
sizes,
longitudinal
studies,
poor
control
confounding
variables.
To
address
limitations,
advocate
more
robust
research
methodologies
better
understand
microbiome's
health
disease.
Improved
methods
will
lead
reliable
studies
deeper
understanding
impact
outcomes.
Nutrients,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
13(4), С. 1123 - 1123
Опубликована: Март 29, 2021
Human
milk
represents
a
cornerstone
for
growth
and
development
of
infants,
with
extensive
array
benefits.
In
addition
to
exceptionally
nutritive
bioactive
components,
human
encompasses
complex
community
signature
bacteria
that
helps
establish
infant
gut
microbiota,
contributes
maturation
immune
system,
competitively
interferes
pathogens.
Among
constituents
milk,
oligosaccharides
(HMOs)
are
particularly
significant.
These
non-digestible
carbohydrates
forming
the
third
largest
solid
component
in
milk.
Valuable
effects
HMOs
include
shaping
intestinal
imparting
antimicrobial
effects,
developing
barrier,
modulating
response.
Moreover,
recent
investigations
suggest
correlations
between
links
possibly
existing
environmental
factors,
genetics,
geographical
location,
other
factors.
this
review,
from
physiological
health
implications
perspective,
benefits
newborns
mothers
highlighted.
From
microbiological
focused
insight
into
including
origins,
diversity,
benefits,
effect
maternal
diet
is
presented.
metabolic
biochemical,
physiological,
genetic
significance
HMOs,
their
probable
relations
addressed.
Ongoing
research
mechanistic
processes
through
which
rich
biological
assets
promote
development,
immunity
tackled.
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
68(47), С. 13469 - 13485
Опубликована: Ноя. 3, 2020
Human
milk
is
considered
the
golden
standard
in
infant
nutrition.
Free
oligosaccharides
human
provide
important
health
benefits.
These
function
as
prebiotics,
immune
modulators,
and
pathogen
inhibitors
were
found
to
improve
barrier
gut.
Infant
formulas
nowadays
often
contain
prebiotics
but
lack
specific
functions
of
(hMOS).
Milk
from
domesticated
animals
also
contains
at
much
lower
levels
with
less
diversity.
Goat
significantly
more
(gMOS)
than
bovine
(bMOS)
or
sheep
(sMOS)
has
a
larger
diversity
structures.
This
review
summarizes
structural
studies,
revealing
up
77
annotated
gMOS
structures
almost
40
fully
characterized.
Quantitative
studies
goat
range
60
350
mg/L
mature
200
650
colostrum.
are
clearly
(5–20
g/L)
higher
other
dairy
animals,
e.g.,
(30–60
mg/L)
(20–40
mg/L).
Finally,
focuses
on
demonstrated
potential
functionalities
gMOS.
Some
have
shown
anti-inflammatory
effects
mixtures
enriched
MOS
display
prebiotic
potential,
particularly
stimulating
growth
bifidobacteria
preferentially.
Although
functional
still
limited,
several
known
modulators
inhibitors.
In
conclusion,
constitutes
promising
alternative
source
for
oligosaccharides,
which
can
be
used
formula.