Commentary : reconciling hygiene and cleanliness : a new perspective from human microbiome
Human beings have co-evolved with the microorganisms in our environment for millions of years, and have developed into a symbiosis in a mutually beneficial/defensive way. Human beings have significant multifaceted relationships with the diverse microbial community. Apart from the important protectiv...
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description | Human beings have co-evolved with the microorganisms in our environment for millions of years, and have developed into a symbiosis in a mutually beneficial/defensive way. Human beings have significant multifaceted relationships with the diverse microbial community. Apart from the important protective role of microbial community exposure in development of early immunity, millions of inimitable bacterial genes of the diverse microbial community are the indispensable source of essential nutrients like essential amino acids and essential fatty acids for human body. The essential nutrition from microbiome is harvested through xenophagy. As an immune effector, xenophagy will capture any microorganisms that touch the epithelial cells of our gastrointestinal tract, degrade them and turn them into nutrients for the use of our body. |
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spelling | ntu-10356/1546042021-12-29T03:20:34Z Commentary : reconciling hygiene and cleanliness : a new perspective from human microbiome Yu, Boxuan Yu, Bowei Yu, Ligen - Talent Recruitment and Career Support (TRACS) Science::Biological sciences Microbiome Fermentation Human beings have co-evolved with the microorganisms in our environment for millions of years, and have developed into a symbiosis in a mutually beneficial/defensive way. Human beings have significant multifaceted relationships with the diverse microbial community. Apart from the important protective role of microbial community exposure in development of early immunity, millions of inimitable bacterial genes of the diverse microbial community are the indispensable source of essential nutrients like essential amino acids and essential fatty acids for human body. The essential nutrition from microbiome is harvested through xenophagy. As an immune effector, xenophagy will capture any microorganisms that touch the epithelial cells of our gastrointestinal tract, degrade them and turn them into nutrients for the use of our body. 2021-12-29T03:20:34Z 2021-12-29T03:20:34Z 2020 Conference Paper Yu, B., Yu, B. & Yu, L. (2020). Commentary : reconciling hygiene and cleanliness : a new perspective from human microbiome. -, 60, 259-261. https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12088-020-00863-w https://hdl.handle.net/10356/154604 10.1007/s12088-020-00863-w 32255860 2-s2.0-85081946413 60 259 261 en Association of Microbiologists of India 2020. All rights reserved. |
spellingShingle | Science::Biological sciences Microbiome Fermentation Yu, Boxuan Yu, Bowei Yu, Ligen Commentary : reconciling hygiene and cleanliness : a new perspective from human microbiome |
title | Commentary : reconciling hygiene and cleanliness : a new perspective from human microbiome |
title_full | Commentary : reconciling hygiene and cleanliness : a new perspective from human microbiome |
title_fullStr | Commentary : reconciling hygiene and cleanliness : a new perspective from human microbiome |
title_full_unstemmed | Commentary : reconciling hygiene and cleanliness : a new perspective from human microbiome |
title_short | Commentary : reconciling hygiene and cleanliness : a new perspective from human microbiome |
title_sort | commentary reconciling hygiene and cleanliness a new perspective from human microbiome |
topic | Science::Biological sciences Microbiome Fermentation |
url | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/154604 |
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