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延長された授乳は 幼児の健康的な微生物の発達を促進し 幼稚園児の喘息のリスクを軽減します 早期の禁酒は この重要な窓を遮断し 腸内細菌と機能の変化によって 喘息のリスクが増加します

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科学分野:

  • 微生物群の研究
  • 乳児免疫学
  • 呼吸器の健康について

背景:

  • 母乳の授乳と乳児の微生物の植民は 免疫発達と呼吸器の健康に 極めて重要です
  • 哺乳の保護効果と 微生物の調節のメカニズムは まだ不明です

研究 の 目的:

  • 授乳と幼児の微生物と 幼稚園児の喘息の関係を調べるため
  • 哺乳の保護効果を媒介する微生物と乳の成分を特定する.

主な方法:

  • CHILDコホート研究から2,227人の子供の鼻と腸の微生物群を分析した.
  • 授乳の特徴と母乳の成分を分析する
  • 牛乳の微生物群と 牛乳の成分と 喘息のリスクを相関させる

主要な成果:

  • 幼稚園児の喘息を予測する コロニゼーションパターンと 牛乳成分を特定しました
  • 早期の授乳停止 (3ヶ月前) は,早期の微生物獲得 (例えば,Ruminococcus gnavus,トリプトファン生物合成) と関連しています.
  • 哺乳期間の長さは 微生物のペースの発達と 喘息に対する保護と関連しています

結論:

  • 乳児の呼吸器の健康には 長期の授乳が不可欠です
  • 微生物のコロニー化パターンや 特定の牛乳成分が 喘息の発症に 重要な役割を果たします
  • 微生物の経路をターゲットにすることで 子どもの喘息を予防する新たな介入が可能になります