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Encyclopedia > Bifidobacteria

A bacterial group (and probiotic) that is perceived to exert health-promoting properties within humans, specifically the colon.


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Bifidobacterium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (153 words)
Bifidobacterium is a genus of anaerobic bacteria and a form of probiotic that is thought to have health-promoting properties for humans.
Bifidobacteria are one of the major strains of bacteria that make up the gut flora, the bacteria that reside in the colon and have health benefits for their hosts.
Bifidobacteria are associated with a lower incidence of allergies (Björkstén et al., 2004) and also prevent some forms of tumor growth (Guarner and Malagelada, 2003).
afstudeervak Microbiologie - An integrated genomics approach towards gut health (693 words)
Bifidobacteria are especially predominant in infants where they can comprise 40 to 90% of the microbiota in human milk-fed babies.
To obtain a molecular understanding of the activity of commensal bifidobacteria and their influence on gut health we study the succession of proteinexpression of bacteria in intact faeces.
This study of the metaproteome of the faecal microbiota is expected to lead to a molecular understanding of the activity of commensal bifidobacteria and their influence on gut health.
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