Gut microbiome signatures reflect different subtypes of irritable bowel syndrome

Keyphrases

• Irritable Bowel Syndrome 100%
• Gut Microbiome 100%
• Distinct Subtypes 100%
• Microbial Signatures 100%
• Gut Microbiota 22%
• Irritable Bowel Syndrome Subtype 16%
• Production Pathway 11%
• Dietary Factors 11%
• Therapeutic Effect 5%
• Diarrhea-predominant Irritable Bowel Syndrome 5%
• Constipation 5%
• Body Mass Index 5%
• Low Abundance 5%
• Disease Pathogenesis 5%
• Microbiota 5%
• Dietary Patterns 5%
• High Abundance 5%
• Sequence Data 5%
• Relative Abundance 5%
• Taxonomic Composition 5%
• Palmitate 5%
• Young Age 5%
• Bacterial Diversity 5%
• Clinical Characteristics 5%
• Biosynthesis Pathway 5%
• Old Age 5%
• Patients with Depression 5%
• Bifidobacterium 5%
• Shared Pathway 5%
• Short-chain Fatty Acids Production 5%
• Functional Composition 5%
• 16S Sequencing 5%
• Functional Change 5%
• Microbial Dysbiosis 5%
• Multifactorial Pathogenesis 5%
• Heterogeneous Conditions 5%
• Sutterella 5%
• Butyricimonas 5%
• American Gut Project 5%
• Proteus 5%
• Index Pattern 5%
• Modulation Approach 5%
• Hydrogen Sulfide Production 5%
• Bacterial Signatures 5%
• Gut Microbiome Modulation 5%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Intestine Flora 100%
• Gut Microbiome 100%
• Microflora 50%
• Body Mass 25%
• Bifidobacterium 25%