There are seven gender differences in the human gut bacteria

Science and Technology Daily Kunming, October 24 (Reporter Zhao Hanbin) China
Kunming Institute of Zoology Ma Zhanshan Discipline Group recently published in the latest issue of the international journal Frontier Science paper, revealing that male and female bacteria in the intestines, respiratory tract, oral cavity The important differences and mechanisms existing in 15 places and 7 aspects, such as skin, put forward the first reference standard for studying the susceptible differences between men and women in the field of bacteria-related diseases, thus making a basic breakthrough in the new research field of microbiogroup sex herd.
microbiome sex histology is the science of revealing the phenomenon and mechanism of the interaction between the sex differences of the bacteriogroup and the immune system, endocrine system, "intestinal-brain axis" and other important systems, and its research areas of direct application include making a mechanism to explain the differences between men and women in their susceptivity to certain diseases, and optimizing diagnosis and preventive measures based on these differences. These include obesity, diabetes, gyrogen, inflammatory bowel disease, early-onset dementia, autism, depression, and many autoimmune diseases. In life, people of different genders often have great differences in susceptibility to disease, among which gender-specific bacteriologies lead to important differences in immune endocrine regulation between men and women, thus affecting susceptibility to disease and the effectiveness of treatment. For example, the incidence of gout in men is much higher than in women, and even the normal level of uric acid is significantly different.
why hasn't there been systematic research since there are such important differences? In fact, scientists have been exploring, after accumulating a large amount of research data, but there is still little breakthrough in analytical technology. Ma Zhanshan Researcher and
Ph.D. graduate student Wendi Li carried out innovative research based on data released in 2012 by the U.S. Human Bacillus Macro Genome Project and using bio-information big data analysis technology independently developed by the discipline team of Kunming Animal Research Institute. Although the data have been made public for nearly eight years, they have unearthed important information from it, so that future researchers in human bacterial research, from experimental design to data analysis and interpretation, should consider the objective differences between men and women in the structure of the bacteria, and make benchmarking.
the study also combined with the characteristics of medical ecology and network analysis of the gender herd, nearly 20 patents were filed in the latest gene sequencing fields, of which patents for three generations of sequencing technology have been granted. In the study, they also published a series of theoretical and methodical papers. The research results have been highly evaluated by the peer-reviewed experts of Frontier Science.