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Fang, Wen, Su, Xin, Zhao, Zhixin, Duan, Haiting, Yang, Shuying, Zhao, Feiyan, Ochirdanzan, Munkhtsetseg, Tserenkhuue, Enkhtsetseg, Davaasambuu, Ganmaa, Menghe, Bilige |
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Food Bioscience; February 2024, Vol. 57 Issue: 1 |
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Diet and health status directly or indirectly affect the gut microbiota. Mongolians have a varied intestinal Lactobacillus. However, how the diet regulates intestinal Lactobacillusand affects health has not been fully discussed. In this research, we engaged 72 adult Mongolian participants. Conducting a physical examination and Dietary assessments to understood their dietary habits and health status. Then, Designed a pair of Lactobacillus-specific primers to seeking correlations between their diet, health, and intestinal Lactobacillus. The results show that the Lactobacillus-specific primer (Lac16s) used was highly effective in amplifying Lactobacillussequences. The amplified fragment effectively differentiated various Lactobacillusspecies. |
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