BACKGROUND Anal fistula is increasingly prevalent due to modern lifestyle factors,and surgery remains the primary treatment.However,the rising incidence of antibiotic resistance,particularly to cefuroxime,complicates ...BACKGROUND Anal fistula is increasingly prevalent due to modern lifestyle factors,and surgery remains the primary treatment.However,the rising incidence of antibiotic resistance,particularly to cefuroxime,complicates perioperative management.The role of gut microbiota in influencing this resistance is not well understood.AIM To investigate the relationship between gut microbiota composition and cefuroxime resistance in anal fistula patients and to assess probiotic intervention impact.METHODS This study included 30 anal fistula patients categorized into cefuroxime-sensitive(Cefur-S)and cefuroxime-resistant(Cefur-NS)groups.Gut microbiota samples were collected during colonoscopy,and 16S ribosomal DNA sequencing was performed to analyze microbial diversity.Patients in the Cefur-NS group received a 7-day course of Clostridium butyricum tablets.Post-intervention,microbial composition and cefuroxime resistance were reassessed.RESULTS Alpha and beta diversity analyses showed no significant differences in microbial diversity between the Cefur-S and Cefur-NS groups.However,effect size analysis identified Roseburia and Butyricicoccus as dominant genera in the Cefur-S group,with higher butyrate production potentially protecting against cefuroxime resistance.Post-intervention,the Cefur-NS group showed a significant reduction in cefuroxime resistance,improved stool consistency,and reduced bowel movement frequency.CONCLUSION This study suggests that specific gut microbiota,particularly Butyricicoccus and Roseburia,may mitigate cefuroxime resistance in anal fistula patients by increasing butyrate production.Probiotic intervention targeting gut microbiota composition presents a promising strategy for reducing antibiotic resistance and improving clinical outcomes.展开更多
Although class A auxin response factors(ARFs)are known to regulate adventitious root(AR)development through the canonical SCFTIR1-Aux/IAA-ARF signaling pathway,the regulatory role of class B ARFs in AR development rem...Although class A auxin response factors(ARFs)are known to regulate adventitious root(AR)development through the canonical SCFTIR1-Aux/IAA-ARF signaling pathway,the regulatory role of class B ARFs in AR development remains largely unclear.Therefore,this research focused on the role of class B ARF transcription factors in peach(Prunus persica‘Shengli')adventitious root formation.Here,we report the role of a class B ARF gene Pp ARF4 in adventitious root formation in peach.Comparative transcriptome and q RT-PCR analyses showed that the transcription of Pp ARF4 was significantly up-regulated in auxin-treated stem explants.Y2H assay showed that Pp ARF4 had no interaction with Pp IAAs(AUXIN/INDOLE ACETIC ACIDs).Pp ARF4 could bind the promoters of lateral root development gene Pp LBD16 and auxin transport gene Pp PIN1 to activate their transcription.Ectopic overexpression of Pp ARF4 and Pp LBD16 in Arabidopsis promoted AR development.Additionally,Pp ARF4 could act as a negative regulator of flavone synthesis and thus prevent the explants from browning.The results not only provide novel insights into the functions of ARFs in regulating plant growth and development,but will also be useful for fulfilling asexual propagation by stem cuttings in peach.展开更多
基金Supported by the Jiaxing Science and Technology Project,No.2023AD11016 and No.2023AD31028.
文摘BACKGROUND Anal fistula is increasingly prevalent due to modern lifestyle factors,and surgery remains the primary treatment.However,the rising incidence of antibiotic resistance,particularly to cefuroxime,complicates perioperative management.The role of gut microbiota in influencing this resistance is not well understood.AIM To investigate the relationship between gut microbiota composition and cefuroxime resistance in anal fistula patients and to assess probiotic intervention impact.METHODS This study included 30 anal fistula patients categorized into cefuroxime-sensitive(Cefur-S)and cefuroxime-resistant(Cefur-NS)groups.Gut microbiota samples were collected during colonoscopy,and 16S ribosomal DNA sequencing was performed to analyze microbial diversity.Patients in the Cefur-NS group received a 7-day course of Clostridium butyricum tablets.Post-intervention,microbial composition and cefuroxime resistance were reassessed.RESULTS Alpha and beta diversity analyses showed no significant differences in microbial diversity between the Cefur-S and Cefur-NS groups.However,effect size analysis identified Roseburia and Butyricicoccus as dominant genera in the Cefur-S group,with higher butyrate production potentially protecting against cefuroxime resistance.Post-intervention,the Cefur-NS group showed a significant reduction in cefuroxime resistance,improved stool consistency,and reduced bowel movement frequency.CONCLUSION This study suggests that specific gut microbiota,particularly Butyricicoccus and Roseburia,may mitigate cefuroxime resistance in anal fistula patients by increasing butyrate production.Probiotic intervention targeting gut microbiota composition presents a promising strategy for reducing antibiotic resistance and improving clinical outcomes.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.32272690 and 32272687)the China Agriculture Research System(Grant No.CARS-30)Hubei Hongshan Laboratory(Grant No.2021hszd017)。
文摘Although class A auxin response factors(ARFs)are known to regulate adventitious root(AR)development through the canonical SCFTIR1-Aux/IAA-ARF signaling pathway,the regulatory role of class B ARFs in AR development remains largely unclear.Therefore,this research focused on the role of class B ARF transcription factors in peach(Prunus persica‘Shengli')adventitious root formation.Here,we report the role of a class B ARF gene Pp ARF4 in adventitious root formation in peach.Comparative transcriptome and q RT-PCR analyses showed that the transcription of Pp ARF4 was significantly up-regulated in auxin-treated stem explants.Y2H assay showed that Pp ARF4 had no interaction with Pp IAAs(AUXIN/INDOLE ACETIC ACIDs).Pp ARF4 could bind the promoters of lateral root development gene Pp LBD16 and auxin transport gene Pp PIN1 to activate their transcription.Ectopic overexpression of Pp ARF4 and Pp LBD16 in Arabidopsis promoted AR development.Additionally,Pp ARF4 could act as a negative regulator of flavone synthesis and thus prevent the explants from browning.The results not only provide novel insights into the functions of ARFs in regulating plant growth and development,but will also be useful for fulfilling asexual propagation by stem cuttings in peach.
