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Review: Unlocking The Potential Of Human Mycobiome “A Rare Biosphere”: Implications on Health and Disease

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By Biotech Express on September 17, 2020 Articles, Articles- Guestorials

Ankit Sharma1, Barkha Singhal*1,2
School of Biotechnology, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida (U.P.), India, Pin: 201312
Corresponding Author Email id: barkha@gbu.ac.in, gupta.barkha@gmail.com
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Abstract:
The past decade portrayed a quantum leap on various insights on a largely unchartered biosphere inside our body that confers potential health implications and immense complexity. Though, now-a-days the linking of every orders and disorders with gut is a common phenomenon but still myriad of functions need to be explicated that remains mystery till date. Currently the wide exploration is restricted to microbiome (bacterial communities) but variety of inhabiting fungus in our body confers potential role in well being as well as diseased states. The rising trend of utilization of “omics” technologies like metagenomics, transcriptomic, metabolomics plays significant role in exploring this underneath world. The research studies have been rigorously pursued for identifying their role in health as well as propensity of various diseases. However, the complex physiological attributes posit significant challenges for their complete unravelling. Therefore, this article forays about the role of mycobiome in human health and diseases and simultaneously entails about the current research and future perspectives in this field.

 

 

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