… link gut with skeletal muscle are still not well known. This review summarized the potential
pathways linking gut with muscle, … pathways implicated in the skeletal muscle-gut axis are: the …

… However, most of these associations linking dysbiosis with extra-intestinal diseases have …
and disease onset and course, are still lacking (99). Thus, the real clinical implications of gut …

… of the changes in intestinal microbiota that occur in … of muscle physiology through alterations
in gut microbial … culprit responsible for metabolic diseases linked to gut dysbiosis. Even for …

… disease. Aging is associated with a decrease in … muscle decline. Specifically, advancing
age is characterized by a dysbiosis of gut microbiota that is associated with increased intestinal …

… of a gut microbiota-muscle axis and discusses the potential role and therapeutic interest of
gut microbiota in muscle … within the intestinal mucosa and thereby controls the gut's barrier, …

… Thus, an increasing number of studies have focused on the interference of gut microbiota
in the development of diseases or in altering the physiological state of the host 51,52 . Our …

… muscle contractility has been observed in intestinal inflammation. In a model of nematode
infection-induced gut … spiralis infectioninduced gut inflammation, smooth muscle contractility is …

… were in good health, with no history of liver or GI diseases, and no chronic diseases such
as hypertension or diabetes. … Gut microbiome and liver diseases Gut, 65 (2016), pp. 2035-2044 …

… muscle disease has been carried out. The purpose of this investigation was to distinguish
different phenotypes of enteric muscle disease … understanding of normal gut development and …

… of certain intestinal diseases (20, 21). Intestinal flora is essential for maintaining intestinal …
the immune microenvironment, and promote the development of specific diseases (22). …