During Targeting Microbiota World Congress 2016, Dr. Diana Zandere from the University of Riga, Latvia will talk about the important human microbial ecological system modulator - FMT (fecal microorganism transplantation) or one of the best clinical applications of epigenetics in gastroenterology.
At the end of Dr Zandere's presentation, the following questions will be answered:
- Have there been FMT donor selection with appropriate donor-recipient sex matching (i.e.young female to female, young male to male and so on) in order to enhance FMT colonization success?
- Should donors or recipients adhere for a certain period of time to agluten diet for better therapeutic gain (think zonulin-occludin systems and/or N-(phosphonomethyl) glycine?
- Is nutritional background as an important GI microbiome modulator & epigenetic modulator being investigated enough in connection to FMT and/or probiotic or sinbiotic "loading"? Polypharmacy + probiotics without true enteric coating + frozen unmatched FMT donor material + long term nutritional management absent +xenoestrogens+ recipient with organ deficiency=...?
If you are interested to know more about human microbial ecological system, you can join the participants of Targeting Microbiota World Congress by registering here.
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Marvin Edeas, Chairman of ISM