nov., a novel
saccharolytic, butyrate-producing bacterium from human faeces.
Diet, microbiota, and metabolic health: Trade-Off between
saccharolytic and proteolytic fermentation.
GI tract###Stimulation of
saccharolytic fermentation
Effect of monensin and lasalocid-sodium on the growth of methanogenic and rumen
saccharolytic bacteria.
Classification of Bacteroides species was revised, and a new genus of Porphyromonas was proposed to include pigmented species without
saccharolytic activity [6, 14].
Based on the principle that a balanced healthy microbiota is primarily
saccharolytic and nutrition has significant effects on its composition, the innovative therapeutic avenues comprise special diets that successfully shape microbiota composition through a nonpharmacological approach.
Thus, a more
saccharolytic environment was achieved [103].
The catabolic pathway of choice with this dietary pattern is fermentation, otherwise known as
saccharolytic. (1) Fermentation is not a new concept.
Agave inulin consumption was also associated with reduced fecal pH and increased butyrate - suggesting increased
saccharolytic fermentation and reduced proteolytic fermentation.
By promoting the multiplication of
saccharolytic bacteria in the colon, we expected GA to suppress pathogenic bacteria and reduce the level of their toxic metabolites in blood.
Prevalence of Bacteroidales on the 19th day of AD correlates with the suggestion that this is a hydrolysis phase, and Bacteroidales generally comprise genera of bacteria with distinct
saccharolytic activities, such as Bacteroides that produce acetic acid as an end product [46].