Analysis of intestinal flora in elderly Uygur patients with sarcopenia
Zimei Shan, Na Cheng, Jia Zhu +3 more2024Immunity Inflammation and DiseaseJournal Article
GastrointestinalImmune/Innate
Abstract
In conclusion, Lachnoclostridium is significantly enriched in the intestines of elderly Uygur patients with sarcopenia; the increase in Lachnoclostridium abundance and the decrease in Streptobacillus abundance are associated with high levels of IL-6. Therefore, abnormal intestinal flora is related to inflammatory reflexes in patients with sarcopenia.
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IL-6
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