Coadaptation mechanism of the gut microbiota and human organism to physical loading
V. Kuibida,
P. Kokhanets,
V. Lopatynska
Abstract:The human organism is home to trillions of bacteria, viruses and fungi. In order to survive, they have to adapt to the living environment of a host. The organism has adapted to mutual functioning by benefiting from microbiota in a certain way or removing its negative effects. The gut microorganisms influence all the organism systems, including the synthesis of heat-shock proteins. Their species composition and functional condition undergo changes depending on physical activity of a host organism. While moderat… Show more
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