菌群失调与结肠腺瘤：致命的联系？

IF 2.6 Q3 ONCOLOGY

World journal of clinical oncology Pub Date : 2024-10-24 DOI:10.5306/wjco.v15.i10.1376

Krishna Kumar Govindarajan

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摘要

肠道菌群失调是指结肠中现有的共生微生物群改变为不利的微环境，这种现象被认为会导致细胞信号改变。肠道菌群失调如何参与结肠息肉等粘膜增生的产生，令人好奇。破译其中的各种机制有助于深入了解肠道菌群失调与结肠息肉之间的联系。

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Dysbiosis and colonic adenoma: The lethal link?

Gut dysbiosis, a phenomenon in which the existing commensal microbiome changes to an adverse microenvironment in the colon, is thought to lead to altered cellular signals. How this is involved in producing mucosal outgrowths such as polyps in the colon is intriguing. Deciphering the various mechanisms involved provides an in-depth understanding of the link between gut dysbiosis and colonic polyps.

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