Human-Gut Microbiome: Establishment and Interactions gives an overview of microbiome establishments in humans and basic technologies used to decipher the structure and function of gut microbiome. Other sections focus on the application of microbiomics in different disease manifestations, such as obesity, diabetes, and more. The book provides the basics, as well as mechanistic knowledge underpinning the structural and functional understanding of the microbiome. With the advancement in omics technologies, as well as the development of bioinformatic tools, much research has been undertaken to decipher the microbiomes of different hosts.
This research is generating valuable insights into micro-ecological niches and their impact on humans, hence this new release covers these new insights. The book will be a valuable resource for scientists, researchers, postgraduate and graduate students who are interested in understanding the impact and importance of the omics approach to humans and their microbiomes.
1. Chapter 1. An introduction to human gut microbiome - p. 3 2. Chapter 2. Early colonization of the human gut - p. 15 3. Chapter 3. Techniques and challenges in studies related with human gut microbiome - p. 37 4. Chapter 4. Dietary influence on human microbiome - p. 59 5. Chapter 5. Gut microbiome-derived metabolites in host health and diseases - p. 81 6. Section B: Gut microbiome in health and diseases - p. 91 7. Chapter 6. Role of gut microbiome in obesity - p. 95 8. Chapter 7. Relationship between gut microbiome and diabetes - p. 107 9. Chapter 8. Human microbiome and neurological disorders - p. 127 10. Chapter 9. Modulation of gut microbiota by probiotic interventions: A potential approach toward alleviating food allergy - p. 139 11. Chapter 10. Interplay of alpha-synuclein pathology and gut microbiome in Parkinson’s disease - p. 159 12. Chapter 11. Impact of indigenous microbiota in gut inflammatory disorders - p. 179 13. Chapter 12. Emergence of antibiotic resistance in gut microbiota and its effect on human health - p. 211 14. Chapter 13. The gut microbiome in chronic kidney disease - p. 233 15. Chapter 14. Fecal microbiota transfer: Basic and clinical aspects, current applications, and future perspectives - p. 265 16. Chapter 15. Human gut microbiome and psychological disorders - p. 285 17. Chapter 16. Effects of contaminants (heavy metals) on the microbiota status in humans - p. 303 18. Index - p. 313
Human-Gut Microbiome: Establishment and Interactions gives an overview of microbiome establishments in humans and basic technologies used to decipher the structure and function of gut microbiome. Other sections focus on the application of microbiomics in different disease manifestations, such as obesity, diabetes, and more. The book provides the basics, as well as mechanistic knowledge underpinning the structural and functional understanding of the microbiome. With the advancement in omics technologies, as well as the development of bioinformatic tools, much research has been undertaken to decipher the microbiomes of different hosts.
This research is generating valuable insights into micro-ecological niches and their impact on humans, hence this new release covers these new insights. The book will be a valuable resource for scientists, researchers, postgraduate and graduate students who are interested in understanding the impact and importance of the omics approach to humans and their microbiomes.
1. Chapter 1. An introduction to human gut microbiome - p. 3 2. Chapter 2. Early colonization of the human gut - p. 15 3. Chapter 3. Techniques and challenges in studies related with human gut microbiome - p. 37 4. Chapter 4. Dietary influence on human microbiome - p. 59 5. Chapter 5. Gut microbiome-derived metabolites in host health and diseases - p. 81 6. Section B: Gut microbiome in health and diseases - p. 91 7. Chapter 6. Role of gut microbiome in obesity - p. 95 8. Chapter 7. Relationship between gut microbiome and diabetes - p. 107 9. Chapter 8. Human microbiome and neurological disorders - p. 127 10. Chapter 9. Modulation of gut microbiota by probiotic interventions: A potential approach toward alleviating food allergy - p. 139 11. Chapter 10. Interplay of alpha-synuclein pathology and gut microbiome in Parkinson’s disease - p. 159 12. Chapter 11. Impact of indigenous microbiota in gut inflammatory disorders - p. 179 13. Chapter 12. Emergence of antibiotic resistance in gut microbiota and its effect on human health - p. 211 14. Chapter 13. The gut microbiome in chronic kidney disease - p. 233 15. Chapter 14. Fecal microbiota transfer: Basic and clinical aspects, current applications, and future perspectives - p. 265 16. Chapter 15. Human gut microbiome and psychological disorders - p. 285 17. Chapter 16. Effects of contaminants (heavy metals) on the microbiota status in humans - p. 303 18. Index - p. 313
