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据Beaumont M 2016年9月26日[Genome Biol,2016,7(1):189-189.]报道,伦敦国王学院研究人员通过研究发现,人类粪便微生物组与机体腹部脂肪水平之间相关联,这或为在粪便微生物中寻找特殊细菌来阐明其对肥胖的遗传影响提供新的研究证据。研究人员发现,粪便中含有多样性细菌群体的机体中往往内脏脂肪水平较低,内脏脂肪是储存在一系列重要内脏器官附近腔体的机体脂肪,其与个体患高风险的多种代谢性疾病直接相关,比如心血管疾病和糖尿病等,此前在人类机体中研究人员并未发
According to a report by Beaumont M on September 26, 2016 [Genome Biol, 2016, 7 (1): 189-189.], Researchers at King’s College London have found, through research, that there is a correlation between the human faecal microbiome and the body’s abdominal fat level, This may provide new research evidence for finding specific bacteria in stool microorganisms to elucidate their genetic effects on obesity. The researchers found that stools often contain low levels of visceral fat in a body that contains a diverse bacterial population, body fat stored in cavities near a range of important visceral organs, which are associated with a variety of high-risk metabolic diseases Directly related, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes, after researchers in the human body did not send