英文摘要 |
Gut microbiota have been regarded as a dynamic endocrine organ which systemically regulate immunity, metabolism, and neurological function of the human body. However, the gut microbiota composition, function as well as its interactions with the human body is a complex ecosystem in which many mechanisms remain unclear. Further investigations are required to facilitate microbiome research into clinical application by elucidating essential host-microbe pathways responsible for human pathophysiology regulation. In the past years, associations between the human gut microbiota and many chronic diseases were revealed by taking advantage of the next generation sequencing technology. Recently, investigations on the causality and mechanisms of gut microbiome are accumulating through the integration of translational tools such as multi-omics analysis, anaerobic culturomics, gnotobiotic mice models and microbiota-based metabolomics. The aim of this perspective review is to introduce the integration and application of common gut microbiome translational tools, hopefully, to promote domestic research progress in the field of human microbiome. |