Impact of Early-Life Microbiota on the Development of Infants

Пахомовская, Н. Л.; Venediktova, M.

doi:10.21518/2079-701x-2018-2-200-205

Med. sov.

2018

DOI: 10.21518/2079-701x-2018-2-200-205

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Impact of Early-Life Microbiota on the Development of Infants

Н. Л. Пахомовская¹,

M. Venediktova²

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Влияние Микробиоты Кожи На Дерматологические Реакции При Проведении Химиотерапии

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Маркина,

Новиков

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В настоящее время микробиому уделяется все больше внимания. Проводилось и проводится до сих пор множество исследований по влиянию микробиома человека на возникновение, течение различных заболеваний. В настоящее время существует теория о влиянии микробиоты кожи на возникновение кожной токсичности у онкологических больных. При проведении лекарственной терапии онкологических больных существуют различные нежелательные реакции,которые могут влиять на частоту и длительность проведения лечения. К наименее изученным можно отнести дерматологические реакции. Индуцированной химиотерапией повреждение клеток изменяет микробную среду. Но до сих пор в этой области существует пробел в знаниях о механизме дисбиоза микробиоты кожи, приводящей к кожной токсичности. Понимание микробиоты кожи и его связи с кожной токсичностью, связанной с химиотерапией, может помочь в развитии стратегического планирования и терапевтического вмешательства, повышающих качество жизни пациентов.

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Влияние Микробиоты Кожи На Дерматологические Реакции При Проведении Химиотерапии

Кретова,

Маркина,

Новиков

et al. 2023

Malignant Tumours

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Immunity, breast milk and infant formula: finding the optimal balance

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Mother's milk is a unique product for children in the first and second year of life. In addition to the components that provide the energy needs of the baby, breast milk contains many biologically active compounds, microorganisms, stem cells that influence the maturation of organs and systems, including the immune system. Even in the most advanced artificial formula, it is impossible to replicate the composition and effects of breast milk completely. Nevertheless, it is possible to introduce some components into the formula that have a positive effect on the developing immune system. These include fat components, in particular long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids and -palmitate, nucleotides, the most valuable of which are adenosine, guanine, uridine, cytidine and inosine monophosphates, oligosaccharides, probiotics, macro- and microelements. Goat's milk is an attractive natural product for the production of quality infant formula. Enriching milk formulas based on goat's milk with components with immunomodulatory functions homologous to those of breast milk makes it possible to significantly reduce the adverse effects of artificial feeding of infants, as well as to achieve a positive immunomodulatory effect. Kabrita adapted goat milk formula contains all the beneficial natural components of goat milk, adapted by the manufacturer according to the protein, fat, carbohydrate, micro- and macronutrient composition, with the addition of probiotic complex BB-12 and lipid complex DigestX.

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Impact of Early-Life Microbiota on the Development of Infants

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Влияние Микробиоты Кожи На Дерматологические Реакции При Проведении Химиотерапии

Влияние Микробиоты Кожи На Дерматологические Реакции При Проведении Химиотерапии

Immunity, breast milk and infant formula: finding the optimal balance

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