Growing evidence support a role for dysbiosis in the pathogenesis and clinical picture of chronic inflammatory conditions, including celiac disease (CD), due to expansion of gut pathobionts with a parallel decline of mutualistic bacteria. The aims of this study were to obtain a comparative metagenomic picture of salivary, duodenal and fecal microbiota composition in adult CD patients, and to assess whether the eventual dysbiosis differs among different clinical settings.
Study of the microbiota composition in adult celiac disease
Ciccocioppo R
Conceptualization
;Biagi FMembro del Collaboration Group
;Panelli SMethodology
;Schiepatti AMembro del Collaboration Group
;Cangemi GMembro del Collaboration Group
;Capelli EInvestigation
;Corazza GSupervision
2017-01-01
Abstract
Growing evidence support a role for dysbiosis in the pathogenesis and clinical picture of chronic inflammatory conditions, including celiac disease (CD), due to expansion of gut pathobionts with a parallel decline of mutualistic bacteria. The aims of this study were to obtain a comparative metagenomic picture of salivary, duodenal and fecal microbiota composition in adult CD patients, and to assess whether the eventual dysbiosis differs among different clinical settings.File in questo prodotto:
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