Abstract
Background
Exploring
the
microbiome
in
multiple
body
sites
of
a
livestock
species
informs
approaches
to
promote
its
health
and
performance
through
efficient
sustainable
modulation
these
microbial
ecosystems.
Here,
we
employed
16S
rRNA
gene
sequencing
describe
oropharyngeal
cavity,
proximal
colon,
vaginal
tract
Jeju
Black
pigs
(JBP),
which
are
native
Korean
peninsula.
Results
We
sampled
nine
7-month-old
JBP
gilts
raised
under
controlled
conditions.
The
most
abundant
phyla
that
found
within
microbiota
were
Proteobacteria
,
Bacteroidetes
Fusobacteria
Firmicutes,
collectively
providing
core
features
from
twenty-five
their
genera.
also
colonic
composed
twenty
genera
two
predominant
phyla,
Firmicutes
.
Remarkably,
microbiota,
dominated
at
phylum
level,
contrary
previous
reports
regarding
other
pig
breeds.
Features
came
seventeen
major
Fusobacteria.
Although
communities
distinct,
some
commonalities
amongst
them.
Streptococcus
Prevotella
Bacillus
an
unclassified
genus
family
Ruminococcaceae
ubiquitous
across
three
sites.
Comparing
communities,
additional
shared
Anaerorhabdus
Between
ecosystems,
Campylobacter
as
well
families
Fusobacteriaceae
Flavobacteriaceae
Proximal
Clostridium
Lactobacillus,
Clostridiales
Conclusions
Our
results
delineate
unique
oropharyngeal,
this
breed
pigs.
These
findings
provide
reference
for
future
microbiome-focused
studies
suggest
potential
modulating
utilizing
features,
enhance
JBP.
Trends in Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
32(12), С. 1229 - 1240
Опубликована: Июнь 5, 2024
Recent
studies
of
dynamic
interactions
between
epigenetic
modifications
a
host
organism
and
the
composition
or
activity
its
associated
gut
microbiota
suggest
an
opportunity
for
to
shape
microbiome
through
alterations
that
lead
changes
in
gene
expression
noncoding
RNA
activity.
We
use
insights
from
microbiota-induced
review
potential
epigenetically
regulate
microbiome,
which
bidirectional
'epigenome–microbiome
axis'
emerges.
This
axis
embeds
environmentally
induced
variation,
may
influence
adaptive
evolution
host–microbe
interactions.
furthermore
present
our
perspective
on
how
epigenome–microbiome
can
be
understood
investigated
within
holo-omic
framework
with
applications
applied
health
food
sciences.
Molecular Biology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
40(5)
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2023
Understanding
the
role
of
host
genome
in
modulating
microbiota
variation
is
a
need
to
shed
light
on
holobiont
theory
and
overcome
current
limits
description
host-microbiota
interactions
at
genomic
molecular
levels.
However,
genetic
architecture
structuring
only
partly
described
plants.
In
addition,
most
association
studies
are
often
carried
out
outside
native
habitats
where
evolves
identification
signatures
local
adaptation
candidate
genes
has
been
overlooked.
To
fill
these
gaps
dissect
driving
adaptive
plant-microbiota
interactions,
we
adopted
genome-environment
(GEA)
analysis
141
whole-genome
sequenced
natural
populations
Arabidopsis
thaliana
characterized
situ
for
their
leaf
root
bacterial
communities
fall
spring,
large
range
nonmicrobial
ecological
factors
(i.e.,
climate,
soil,
plant
communities).
A
much
higher
fraction
among-population
variance
was
explained
by
genetics
than
factors.
Importantly,
relative
importance
explaining
presence
particular
operational
taxonomic
units
(OTUs)
differs
between
families
genera.
polygenic
highly
flexible
compartments
seasons.
Relatedly,
were
stronger
quantitative
trait
loci
(QTLs)
spring.
Finally,
immunity
appears
as
major
source
assemblages
A.
thaliana.
Trends in Ecology & Evolution,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
39(2), С. 165 - 174
Опубликована: Окт. 18, 2023
The
concept
of
eco-evolutionary
(eco-evo)
dynamics,
stating
that
ecological
and
evolutionary
processes
occur
at
similar
time
scales
influence
each
other,
has
contributed
to
our
understanding
responses
populations,
communities,
ecosystems
environmental
change.
Phenotypes,
central
these
eco-evo
processes,
can
be
strongly
impacted
by
the
gut
microbiome.
microbiome
shapes
dynamics
in
host
community
through
its
effects
on
phenotype.
Complex
feedback
loops
between
communities
might
thus
common.
Bottom-up
when
interactions
shaping
affect
phenotypes
with
consequences
population,
community,
ecosystem
levels.
Top-down
structure
Poultry Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
103(5), С. 103609 - 103609
Опубликована: Март 6, 2024
Vaccination
is
one
of
the
most
effective
strategies
for
preventing
infectious
diseases
but
individual
vaccine
responses
are
highly
heterogeneous.
Host
genetics
and
gut
microbiota
composition
two
likely
drivers
this
heterogeneity.
We
studied
94
animals
belonging
to
4
lines
laying
hens:
a
White
Leghorn
experimental
line
genetically
selected
high
antibody
response
against
Newcastle
Disease
Virus
(NDV)
(ND3)
its
unselected
control
(CTR),
2
commercial
(White
(LEG)
Rhode
Island
Red
(RIR)).
Animals
were
reared
in
same
conditions
from
hatching
42
days
age,
different
genetic
mixed.
vaccinated
at
22
age
their
humoral
NDV
was
assessed
by
hemagglutination
inhibition
assay
ELISA
blood
samples
collected
15,
19,
21
after
vaccination.
The
immune
parameters
three
immunoglobulins
subtypes
A,
M,
Y
cell
flow
cytometry.
caecal
end
experiment
analyzing
amplified
16S
rRNA
gene
sequences
obtain
amplicon
sequence
variants
(ASV).
four
showed
significantly
levels
measured
points,
with,
logically,
higher
ND3
line,
intermediate
low
CTR
lines,
respectively.
displayed
also
proportion
(IgA,
IgM,
IgY).
RIR
composition.
characteristics:
composition,
abundances
all
taxonomic
levels,
correlations
between
genera
response.
tested
differ
functions.
These
phenotypic
differences
can
be
attributed
lines.
Causal
relationships
both
types
discussed
will
investigated
further
studies.
Journal of Oral Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 21, 2025
Background
and
Objective
Oral
bacteria
can
translocate
to
the
intestine,
their
colonization
efficiency
is
influenced
by
gastrointestinal
tract
pH.
Understanding
how
oral
resist
acidic
environments
crucial
for
elucidating
role
in
gut
health
disease.
Journal of Mammalogy,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 21, 2025
Abstract
The
field
of
microbial
ecology
is
increasingly
recognizing
the
need
for
methods
to
isolate
and
culture
gut
microbes
better
understand
how
these
microorganisms
impact
animal
physiology,
especially
in
mammalian
hosts.
Currently,
there
a
lack
clear
store
samples
cultivability,
when
are
collected
from
field,
transported
laboratory,
preserved
under
long-term
storage
weeks
months
compared
mere
days
biomedical
field.
Here,
cecal
contents
groundhogs
(Marmota
monax)
were
processed
stored
with
or
without
various
preservation
solutions
at
−80
°C
least
2
months.
All
then
grown
distinct
nutrient
media
liquid
plate
conditions
incubated
anaerobic
aerobic
environments.
Treatment
comparisons
revealed
that
containing
1
more
cryoprotectants
provided
greatest
most
consistent
bacterial
densities.
To
test
efficacy
solutions,
we
inventoried
taxonomic
identities
abundances
cultures
using
16S
rRNA
amplicon
sequencing.
Our
findings
highlight
that:
(1)
exhibited
highest
richness
diversity
resembled
original
conditions;
(2)
effect
individual
identity
was
detectable
membership
cultured
communities,
irrespective
solutions.
study
first
demonstrate
importance
multiple
further
culturing
novel
isolation.
Understanding
improving
preserve
physiology
conserve
their
compositional
essential
field-collected
useful
microbiome
culturomics
studies,
promoting
comprehension
function
wild
host-associated
microbiomes.
ABSTRACT
The
composition
of
the
gut
microbiome
is
determined
by
a
complex
interplay
diet,
host
genetics,
microbe-microbe
interactions,
abiotic
factors,
and
stochasticity.
Previous
studies
have
demonstrated
importance
genetics
in
community
assembly
Caenorhabditis
elegans
identified
central
role
for
DBL-1/BMP
immune
signaling
determining
abundance
Enterobacteriaceae
.
However,
effects
DBL-1
on
bacteria
were
found
to
depend
its
activation
extra-intestinal
tissues,
highlighting
gap
our
understanding
proximal
factors
that
determine
composition.
In
present
study,
we
used
RNA-seq
gene
expression
analysis
wildtype,
dbl-1
sma-3
mutants,
over-expressors
identify
candidate
targets
may
mediate
pathway’s
commensals.
Bacterial
colonization
experiments
or
following
RNAi-mediated
knock-down
genes
specifically
intestine,
their
local
contribution
intestinal
control
abundance.
Furthermore,
epistasis
suggested
these
contributions
downstream
pathway,
together
suggesting
examined
candidates
effectors
mediators
signaling,
contributing
shaping
IMPORTANCE
Compared
roles
environmental
availability,
lifestyle
composition,
genetic
least
understood
often
underestimated.
identification
distinct
molecular
functions
enteric
offers
glimpse
into
logic
as
well
list
future
exploration
this
logic.
Animals,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(3), С. 444 - 444
Опубликована: Фев. 6, 2025
This
literature
review
explores
the
impact
of
molecular,
genetic,
and
environmental
factors
on
efficacy
targeted
therapies
in
veterinary
medicine.
Relevant
studies
were
identified
through
systematic
searches
PubMed,
Web
Science,
Scopus,
ScienceDirect
using
keywords
such
as
“species-specific
treatment
strategies”,
“signalling
pathways”,
“epigenetic
paragenetic
influences”,
“targeted
therapies”,
“veterinary
medicine”,
“genetic
variation”,
“free
radicals
oxidative
stress”.
Inclusion
criteria
included
focusing
species-specific
therapeutic
responses,
genetic
influences,
stress.
To
ensure
that
only
most
recent
relevant
evidence
was
included,
peer-reviewed
publications
from
last
two
decades
considered.
Each
study
selected
for
analysis
critically
appraised,
with
a
particular
emphasis
methodological
quality,
experimental
design,
scientific
contribution
to
understanding
how
biological
influence
outcomes.
A
special
placed
used
comparative,
cross-species
approach
assess
variability
responses
potential
adverse
effects.
The
synthesises
role
epigenetic
highlights
importance
understand
By
highlighting
variation,
stress,
individual
species
differences,
argues
personalised
approaches.
emphasises
an
would
improve
care
inform
future
research
aimed
at
optimising
therapies,
ultimately
leading
better
animal
health
efficacy.
key
is
its
need
more
protocols
take
into
account
profiles
factors;
it
also
calls
greater
integration
studies.
Dynamic
interspecific
interactions
and
environmental
factors
deeply
impact
the
composition
of
microbiotic
communities
in
gut.
These
intertwined
with
host's
genetic
background
social
habits
cooperate
synergistically
as
a
hidden
force
modulating
physiological
health
determinants,
certain
bacterial
species
being
maintained
from
generation
to
generation.
Firmicutes,
one
dominant
phyla
present
across
vertebrate
classes,
exhibits
wide
range
functional
capabilities
colonization
strategies.
While
ecological
scenarios
involving
microbial
specialization
metabolic
functions
have
been
hypothesized,
specific
mechanisms
that
sustain
persistence
its
taxa
high
diversity
hosts
remain
elusive.
This
study
fills
this
gap
by
investigating
Firmicutes
contributing
their
prevalence
heritability
host
gut
on
metagenomes-assembled
genomes
collected
351
samples,
covering
18
food-producing
animals
humans,
breeds
closely-related
species.
We
observed
belonging
Acetivibrionaceae,
Clostridiaceae,
Lachnospiraceae,
Ruminococcaceae,
not
well
understood
CAG-74
family
were
evolutionarily
shared
all
hosts.
prevalent
exhibit
pathways
significantly
correlated
extra-host
survival
mechanisms,
cell
adhesion,
transmission,
highlighted
sporulation,
glycan
biosynthesis,
bile
acid
metabolism,
short-chain
fatty
encoded
genes.
Our
findings
provide
deeper
understanding
foundations
governing
distinct
transmission
modes,
effective
establishment,
maintenance
offering
new
perspectives
both
well-known
poorly
characterized
Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology/Journal of animal science and biotechnology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 5, 2025
Abstract
Background
Maintaining
intestinal
health
is
crucial
for
the
overall
well-being
and
productivity
of
livestock,
as
it
impacts
nutrient
absorption,
immune
function,
disease
resistance.
Oxidative
stress
inflammation
are
key
threats
to
integrity.
This
study
explored
antioxidant,
anti-inflammatory,
barrier-strengthening
properties
a
fermented
plant
macerate
(FPM)
derived
from
45
local
herbs,
using
specifically
developed
fermentation
process
utilizing
plants’
inherent
microbiota
enhance
bioactivity
sustainability.
Results
In
vitro
experiments
with
IPEC-J2
cells
showed
that
FPM
significantly
reduced
intracellular
reactive
oxygen
species
(ROS)
levels,
improved
barrier
integrity,
enhanced
cell
migration
under
stress.
Similar
antioxidant
effects
were
observed
in
THP-1
macrophages,
where
ROS
production
modulated
inflammatory
responses
by
decreasing
pro-inflammatory
cytokines
[tumor
necrosis
factor
alpha
(TNF-α),
monokine
induced
gamma
interferon
(MIG),
interferon-inducible
T
chemoattractant
(I-TAC),
macrophage
proteins
(MIP)-1α
-1β]
increasing
anti-inflammatory
interleukin
(IL)-10
levels.
Mechanistic
studies
HEK-Blue
reporter
lines
revealed
inhibited
nuclear
kappa
B
(NF-κB)
activation
via
toll-like
receptor
(TLR)4-independent
pathway.
vivo,
levels
Drosophila
melanogaster
activity
LT
50
values
Caenorhabditis
elegans
oxidative
stress,
although
did
not
affect
integrity
these
models.
Conclusion
The
findings
indicate
shows
promising
application
functional
feed
supplement
improving
livestock
mitigating
inflammation.
Further
studies,
including
feeding
trials,
recommended
validate
results.