生物工程小麦阿拉比诺基兰 - 促进下一代益生菌向与健康相关的肠道微生物

Emmanuel N Njoku1, Walid Mottawea1,2, Hebatoallah Hassan1

  • 1NuGut Research Platform, School of Nutrition Sciences, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

概括

改性小麦阿拉比诺基兰 (AX) 纤维显示出增强的益生菌潜力. 具有特定结构的低质量AX显著促进了有益的肠道细菌的生长和短链脂肪酸的产生,这表明它们可以作为下一代益生菌使用.

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