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Lactation-dependent vertical transmission of natural probiotics from the mother to the infant gut through breast milk

Ce Qi, Jingbo Zhou, Huayu Tu, Rundan Tu, Hong Chang, Jie Chen, Duo Li, Jin Sun, Renqiang Yu

2021Food & Function53 citationsDOI

Abstract

are transferred from the maternal gut to the BM, as well as from the BM to the newborn gut, depending on different ASVs. These findings suggest that isolation of key microorganisms from breast milk could be utilized to modify the microbiota of BM or newborns by giving the mother a probiotic or adding it to artificial milk to promote neonatal health.

Topics & Concepts

BifidobacteriumBreast milkBiologyLactationGut floraColostrumBifidobacterium longumMicrobiologyBreast feedingLactobacillusBifidobacterium bifidumImmune systemMicrobiomeBacteriaPhysiologyImmunologyPregnancyMedicineBioinformaticsGeneticsBiochemistryAntibodyPediatricsInfant Nutrition and HealthProbiotics and Fermented FoodsGut microbiota and health
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