The commensal gut microbiota provides new therapeutic potentials against diseases. It is a valuable source to develop novel medical agents for the prevention and treatment of disease. Creative Biolabs has been focusing on the development of live biotherapeutic products (LBP) for more than 10 years, with very profound experience, senior technical experts, and a comprehensive mature research platform.
Blautia spp. are thought to be important players in human health and disease. Within the genus, B. producta was identified as a key species responsible for the restoration of colonization resistance against vancomycin-resistant enterococci, which was attributed to the secretion of a lantibiotic. B. producta may serve as a potential probiotic to prevent the infection and transmission of antibiotic-resistant conditional pathogens. B. producta is an anaerobe, mesophilic, Gram-positive bacterium.
Fig.1 Morphology of B. producta DSM 2950. (Liu, 2021)
The researchers screened 2250 human gut bacterial strains from 186 species for the lipid-decreasing activity in HepG2 cells through a cell-based high-throughput screening platform, in which 388 strains steadily inhibited lipid accumulation. Among all the tested strains, the mucosal bacterium B. producta exhibited the most potency to suppress lipid accumulation, and gavage of live Bl. producta effectively ameliorated hyperlipidemia in mice. 12-Methylmyristic acid (12-MMA) was identified as an important active metabolite of B. producta, which exerted a potent anti-hyperlipidemic effect in vivo and activated G protein-coupled receptor 120 (GPR120), thus stimulating white adipose tissue browning. This work demonstrated B. producta as a novel probiotic to exert a prominent antihyperlipidemic effect via the 12-MMA-GPR120-WAT browning axis to improve hyperlipidemia and obesity.
Fig.2 B. producta ameliorates HFD-induce hyperlipidemia. (Wu, 2021)
Immuno-modulatory effects of infant gut bacteria were tested on poly (I:C) stimulated HT-29 intestinal epithelial cells. B. producta decreased transcription of poly (I:C)-induced inflammatory genes. It exhibited anti-inflammatory effects in human intestinal epithelial cells through attenuation of pro-inflammatory signals and not through induction of anti-inflammatory cytokines by the bacterial strains tested. Such findings could be useful for the development of new therapeutics for inflammatory bowel disease and other inflammatory disorders.
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