Probiotics, innate immunity & ageing (PRIMAGE)

Probiotics, innate immunity & ageing (PRIMAGE)

Introduction: Ageing has often been associated with a marked reduction in numbers of bifidobacteria and an increase in numbers of clostridia. In addition, ageing is associated with alterations in immunity and poor response to vaccination. Pre- and probiotics are suggested to restore the gut micro fl...

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Main Author: Dayel, Iman Bin
Published: University of Reading 2014
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spelling ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-6588732017-04-20T03:39:43ZProbiotics, innate immunity & ageing (PRIMAGE)Dayel, Iman Bin2014Introduction: Ageing has often been associated with a marked reduction in numbers of bifidobacteria and an increase in numbers of clostridia. In addition, ageing is associated with alterations in immunity and poor response to vaccination. Pre- and probiotics are suggested to restore the gut micro flora ecosystem and modulate immune function. The current study evaluated the influence of a novel probiotic, Bifidobacterium longum by. infantis CCUG 52486, with a potential prebiotic (glucooligosaccharide; GIOS) on the gut microbiota composition and on innate immunity in young (18-35y) and older (60-85y) subjects undergoing influenza vaccination.612.6University of Readinghttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.658873Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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Probiotics, innate immunity & ageing (PRIMAGE)
description Introduction: Ageing has often been associated with a marked reduction in numbers of bifidobacteria and an increase in numbers of clostridia. In addition, ageing is associated with alterations in immunity and poor response to vaccination. Pre- and probiotics are suggested to restore the gut micro flora ecosystem and modulate immune function. The current study evaluated the influence of a novel probiotic, Bifidobacterium longum by. infantis CCUG 52486, with a potential prebiotic (glucooligosaccharide; GIOS) on the gut microbiota composition and on innate immunity in young (18-35y) and older (60-85y) subjects undergoing influenza vaccination.
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title_short Probiotics, innate immunity & ageing (PRIMAGE)
title_full Probiotics, innate immunity & ageing (PRIMAGE)
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