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  2. Probiotics in Poultry: Unlocking Productivity Through Microbiome Modulation and Gut Health

    Muhammad Naeem, Dianna Bourassa · 2025 · Microorganisms · 127 citations

    This review explores the role of probiotics in improving productivity and gut health in poultry through microbiome modulation, particularly during early life. Gut health is pivotal to poultry performance, influencing nutrient absorption, immune function, and disease resistance. Early-life interventions target the microbiome to shape long-term health and productivity. Probiotics, live microorganisms providing health benefits, improve gut health through the competitive exclusion of pathogens, immune modulation, antimicrobial compound production, and enhancing gut barrier integrity. Applying probiotics improves growth performance, feed conversion efficiency, body weight gain, and carcass qualit

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  4. Gut bioengineered models to study host-microbiota-probiotics interactions

    Elise Delannoy, Alexandre Grassart, Catherine Daniel · 2025 · Microbiome Research Reports · 4 citations

    The gastrointestinal tract is the major ecological niche in which gut microbes interact with epithelial and immune cells to maintain homeostasis in mammals. Moreover, probiotics modulate the gut microbiota and exert various health benefits after oral administration and persistence in the gut. Until now, animal models have been the gold standard for unravelling the mechanisms implicated in host-microbe interactions. However, their translational relevance to clinical trials and the associated ethical concerns underscore the need for alternative models. The emergence of microfluidic organ-on-chip technologies provides promising new alternative models to explore human host-microbe interactions w

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  5. Probiotics and Gut Microbiome Health

    Mahendra Pal · 2025 · Nutrition and Food Processing

    Recent years have witnessed the global upsurge in the use of probiotics by people as they realized several health benefits. The health of the gut microbiome contributes to the well-being of the human body and the prevention of some diseases. Probiotics, prebiotics and other beneficial components taken in during a healthy diet help to balance the gut microbiome. The probiotics play a significant role both in the prevention and treatment of stomach and intestinal complaints, mental diseases, COVID-19, cancer, and anemia. Yoghurt is considered as a very good source of probiotics, and it should preferably be consumed in the morning. Probiotics manufactured by several pharmaceuticals, are easily

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  10. Role of probiotics and vitamins in maintaining a healthy gut microbiome: recent advances

    Bani Tamber Aeri · 2021 · Indian Journal of Community Health

    While the concept of probiotics is not new, science based approaches to developing targeted probiotic products are a renewed interest. Probiotics and the microbiome is now being considered as having a blueprint of good health, unique to every human. Along with the well-known and established health benefits like reduced antibiotic associated diarrhoea and colic symptoms, eczema, necrotising enterocolitis, acute paediatric infections like diahorrea and upper respiratory tract infections; probiotics are now considered as beneficial for maintaining mental well-being as well. This new branch of disease management is now termed as Nutritional neuroscience and these beneficial gut bacteria are refe

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