Chinese experts take the lead in coating probiotics with a protective layer with navigation function to improve the efficacy of enteritis

Coating probiotics with a protective layer with navigation function, while resisting the erosion of gastric juice and bile, it improves the ability of lesion targeting.

The reporter learned that the Renji Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine and Liu Jinyao's research group at the Institute of Molecular Research of Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine published related research papers in Advanced Materials.

In an interview with reporters, Liu Jinyao introduced that research progress in cell biology and microbiology has increasingly highlighted the importance of cell therapy, which has shown that there are therapeutic potentials that drugs cannot currently achieve.

Liu Jinyao said frankly that cells are susceptible to environmental impacts during operation and processing.

It is reported that in the mouse animal model, the co-deposited coating bacteria did achieve better results in alleviating inflammation.

During the interview, the reporter learned that in recent years, Liu Jinyao’s research group has independently carried out research on intestinal bacteria and flora regulation, immunomodulation and immunotherapy, polymer materials and drug delivery, tumor diagnostic imaging and treatment, etc.