Skate-skin mucin, rich in sulfated sugars and threonine, promotes proliferation of <i>Akkermansia muciniphila</i> in feeding tests in rats and in vitro fermentation using human feces
Skate-skin mucin, rich in sulfated sugars and threonine, promotes proliferation of <i>Akkermansia muciniphila</i> in feeding tests in rats and in vitro fermentation using human feces
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富含硫酸化糖和苏氨酸的滑冰皮粘蛋白在大鼠喂养试验和使用人类粪便的体外发酵中促进 <i>Akkermansia muciniphila</i> 的增殖
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10.1093/bbb/zbac003
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2022
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Morita Tatsuya
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作者:
Miyata Takaaki;Mizushima Takayasu;Miyamoto Nobuyuki;Yamada Takahiro;Hase Koji;Fukushima Michihiro;Nishimura Naomichi;Hino Shingo;Morita Tatsuya
Dietary factors, affectAkkermansia muciniphila(AM) abundance in the colon, have attracted attention, driven by the inverse correlation betweenAMabundance and metabolic disorders. We prepared skate-skin mucin (SM), porcine stomach mucin (PM), and rat gastrointestinal mucin (RM). SM contained more sulfated sugars and threonine than PM or RM. Rats were fed a control diet or diets including SM, PM, or RM (15 g/kg), or SM (12 g/kg) from 5 different threonine contents for 14 d. Cecal total bacteria andAMwere less and more numerous, respectively, in SM-fed rats than the others, but SM did not affect microbial species richness. Low-threonine SM did not induceAMproliferation. Thein vitrofermentation with human feces showed that the rate ofAMincrease was greater with SM than PM. Collectively, heavy SM sulfation facilitates a priority supply of SM-derived amino sugars and threonine that promotesAMproliferation in rats and human feces.