High-throughput transcriptomics of 409 bacteria-drug pairs reveals drivers of gut microbiota perturbation.
High-throughput transcriptomics of 409 bacteria-drug pairs reveals drivers of gut microbiota perturbation.
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409 个细菌-药物对的高通量转录组学揭示了肠道微生物群扰动的驱动因素。
DOI:
10.1038/s41564-023-01581-x
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发表时间:
2024
影响因子:
28.3
通讯作者:
Wang,HarrisH
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作者:
Ricaurte,Deirdre;Huang,Yiming;Sheth,RaviU;Gelsinger,DiegoRivera;Kaufman,Andrew;Wang,HarrisH
Many drugs can perturb the gut microbiome, potentially leading to negative health consequences. However, mechanisms of most microorganism–drug responses have not been elucidated at the genetic level. Using high-throughput bacterial transcriptomics, we systematically characterized the gene expression profiles of prevalent human gut bacteria exposed to the most frequently prescribed orally administered pharmaceuticals. Across >400 drug–microorganism pairs, significant and reproducible transcriptional responses were observed, including pathways involved in multidrug resistance, metabolite transport, tartrate metabolism and riboflavin biosynthesis. Importantly, we discovered that statin-mediated upregulation of the AcrAB-TolC efflux pump in Bacteroidales species enhances microbial sensitivity to vitamin A and secondary bile acids. Moreover, gut bacteria carryingacrAB-tolCgenes are depleted in patients taking simvastatin, suggesting that drug–efflux interactions generate collateral toxicity that depletes pump-containing microorganisms from patient microbiomes. This study provides a resource to further understand the drivers of drug-mediated microbiota shifts for better informed clinical interventions.