使用Lactococcus lactisNK24和NK34的无乳糖发酵牛奶生产,对RAW 264.7细胞具有免疫增强作用

Seo-Bin Kim1, Ji-Yeon Baek1, Eun-Su Lee1

  • 1Department of Food Science and Biotechnology of Animal Resources, Konkuk University, Seoul 05029, Republic of Korea.

概括

使用 Lactococcus lactis 菌株生产的无乳糖发酵牛奶可以增强免疫反应. 这种功能性食物通过激活NF-kB和MAPK等关键免疫信号通路来显示潜力.

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