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Uniphar — Technical Presentation (October 2017)

7 slides from Uniphar's technical presentation, October 2017

1. Slide 1: ProVen: Microbiota

   Webinar 9 – Part 2 ProVen: Microbiota

2. Slide 2: The Normal Human Microbiota – Infant to Adult

   ProVen The Normal Human Microbiota – Infant to Adult The intestinal microbiota acquires adult characteristics and is fully formed by two-three years of age. This process is driven by epigenetic factors and the intake of major food groups by this age.

3. Slide 3: Typical Microbiota of the Adult Gastrointestinal Tract

   ProVen Typical Microbiota of the Adult Gastrointestinal Tract

4. Slide 4: The Gut Microbiome – The Small/Large Intestinal Split

   ProVen The Gut Microbiome – The Small/Large Intestinal Split

5. Slide 5: Why are there such major differences in small and large intestinal microbes?

   ProVen Why are there such major difference in small intestinal and large intestinal numbers of microbes? Duodenum/Jejunum Colon • Flow rate faster than replication rate • Flow rate slower than replication rate • Attachment compulsory for colonisation • Attachment non compulsory for colonisation • Ba

6. Slide 6: What is the function of microbiota?

   ProVen What is the function of microbiota?

7. Slide 7: Manipulation/Disruption Of Human Microbiota

   ProVen Manipulation/Disruption Of Human Microbiota • ANTIBIOTICS • PROBIOTICS • PREBIOTICS • FMT

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