Probiotic properties and genomic insights of Limosilactobacillus reuteri isolated from Tibetan fermented yak milk with potential anti-hyperuricemic activity
Xingjie Wang , Qiming Li , Wenyi Lai , Ailing Xie , Mengmei Zhang , Kaidi Hu , Jianlong Li , Qin Li , Ning Zhao , Xiaolin Ao , Shuliang Liu
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Abstract
Limosilactobacillus (L.) reuteri from traditional fermented dairy products is underexplored for hyperuricemia management. Nineteen strains were isolated from Tibetan fermented yak milk. SAU-R-8 and SAU-L-3M exhibited outstanding probiotic traits, including high acid tolerance (>93 % survival at pH 2.0), bile salt resistance (∼70 % in 0.3 % (w/v) bile), and strong gastrointestinal survivability. SAU-L-3M showed high hydrophobicity (96.1 %) and SAU-R-8 demonstrated notable auto-aggregation (60.24 %). SAU-L-3M and SAU-R-8 completely degraded inosine and guanosine (1.26 mmol L−1) within 1 h and inhibited xanthine oxidase by 33.89 and 27.73 %. Genomic analysis revealed shared genes for purine metabolism, SCFA production, adhesion, and stress resistance, with SAU-R-8 clustering with food-origin L. reuteri and SAU-L-3M with human-derived lineages. In hyperuricemic mice, SAU-R-8 reduced serum uric acid by 36.4 % and improved kidney function. These findings support their potential as probiotic candidates for functional food applications.
传统发酵乳制品中的罗伊氏乳杆菌在高尿酸血症管理中的应用尚未得到充分开发。su - r -8和su - l - 3m表现出优异的益生菌特性,包括高耐酸性(pH 2.0时存活率>; 93%),胆盐抗性(在0.3% (w/v)胆汁中约70%)和强胃肠道存活率。su - l - 3m具有较高的疏水性(96.1%),su - r -8具有显著的自聚集性(60.24%)。au -L- 3m和au - r -8在1 h内完全降解1.26 mmol L−1的肌苷和鸟苷,对黄嘌呤氧化酶的抑制作用分别为33.89%和27.73%。基因组分析揭示了嘌呤代谢、SCFA产生、粘附和抗逆性的共同基因,其中su - r -8与食物来源的罗伊氏乳杆菌聚类,su - l - 3m与人类来源的谱系聚类。在高尿酸血症小鼠中,au - r -8可使血清尿酸降低36.4%,并改善肾功能。这些发现支持了它们作为功能性食品应用的益生菌候选物的潜力。
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