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Research progress on intestinal mucosal barrier and probiotics

Yi-lian Xie, Lanjuan Li

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Abstract

The intestine contains numerous commensal bacteria. The commensal bacterial and intestinal epithelium interact with each other through a certain mechanism, restdting in a situation of tolerance, which can be broken up by the disturbance of the intestinal flora. The bacteria can be recognized by TLR(Toll-like receptor) or NOD( nucleotide-binding a large number of inflammatory mediators are released to cause the damage of the intestinal mucosa. In recent years, it The inactivated probiotic or its DNA may have the same function with the live one. Key words: Intestinal mucosal;  Barrier;  Probiotics

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The intestine contains numerous commensal bacteria. The commensal bacterial and intestinal epithelium interact with each other through a certain mechanism, restdting in a situation of tolerance, which can be broken up by the disturbance of the intestinal flora. The bacteria can be recognized by TLR(Toll-like receptor) or NOD( nucleotide-binding a large number of inflammatory mediators are released to cause the damage of the intestinal mucosa. In recent years, it The inactivated probiotic or its DNA may have the same function with the live one. Key words: Intestinal mucosal;  Barrier;  Probiotics

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The intestine contains numerous commensal bacteria. The commensal bacterial and intestinal epithelium interact with each other through a certain mechanism, restdting in a situation of tolerance, which can be broken up by the disturbance of the intestinal flora. The bacteria can be recognized by TLR(Toll-like receptor) or NOD( nucleotide-binding a large number of inflammatory mediators are released to cause the damage of the intestinal mucosa. In recent years, it The inactivated probiotic or its DNA may have the same function with the live one. Key words: Intestinal mucosal;  Barrier;  Probiotics

Key concepts: Barrier function, Probiotic, Microbiology, Flora (microbiology), Intestinal mucosa, Intestinal epithelium, Biology, Bacteria

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