昆虫肠道微生物群在昆虫目中的功能作用

Youvashree Yasika, Muthugounder Subramaniam Shivakumar
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微生物与昆虫的共生关系给昆虫带来了生理和生态上的益处。所有分类目的昆虫都有肠道微生物群,它们通过调节和改变信号通路来帮助昆虫宿主提供营养、促进消化、调节生长和代谢,从而实现体内平衡和免疫。近年来,随着宏基因组学和生物信息学的发展,已经鉴定出几种存在于昆虫体内的肠道微生物。在这些变形菌门中,放线菌门、厚壁菌门和拟杆菌门是在不同昆虫目的肠道中发现的优势门。昆虫肠道微生物群在宿主肠道环境中经历了一段应激期,是活性生物制剂的良好来源,具有生物前景和商业应用价值。在昆虫宿主中,肠道微生物群影响摄食行为,通过代谢植物次生代谢物、化学农药和降解塑料来提供生存益处。本文综述了不同目昆虫肠道菌群的研究进展,阐述了肠道菌群在昆虫营养控制、免疫等生存益处、农药和塑料降解以及开发具有重要商业价值的产品等方面的重要作用。本文综述了不同目昆虫不同生态位中最有竞争力的微生物群落及其共生关系。
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A comprehensive account of functional role of insect gut microbiome in insect orders
Symbiotic association of microbes with insects have given insects, physiological and ecological benefits. Insects from all taxonomical orders have gut microbiota, which helps the insect host by providing nutrients, promoting digestion, regulating growth and metabolism by conditioning and altering signalling pathways to achieve homeostasis and immunity. In recent years, with advances in metagenomics and bioinformatics several gut microbes residing in insects have been identified. Among these Proteobacteria, Actinobacteria, Firmicutes, and Bacteroidetes are the dominant phyla found in the guts of different insect orders. Insect gut microbiota experience a period of stress in the host's gut environment and are a good source of active biologics, which can be bioprospected for commercial application. In insect hosts, gut microbiota influences feeding behaviour, provides survival benefits by metabolising plant secondary metabolites, chemical pesticides and also degrade plastics. This review is an attempt to comprehensively compile the research on gut microbiome done in various insect orders and addresses the fundamental importance of gut bacteria, in field of insect nutrition control, survival benefits like immunity, pesticide and plastic degradation, and developing commercially important products. In this review, we discuss the most competent community of microbes in different niches of different orders of insects and their symbiotic relationship.
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