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cteriocins: Mode of action

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Bacteriocins: Applications

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Lecture 14: Probiotics

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Pharmabiotic: Probiotics, Prebiotics,Synbiotics,

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Pharmabiotic: Biologically ActiveMetabolites

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Pharmabiotic: M! "ommensal

Bacteria

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#he probiotic ram$positive andram$negative surface

acromolecules and glycobiome

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%nteraction of probiotic bacteria &ith%'"s and ("s from the AL#)

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Probable mechanisms of action of

the antiobesity e*ects of probiotics)

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#able 1)Antiobesity e*ects of probiotic supplementation in

animal studies

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trans$1+, cis$1 con-ugated linoleic

acid ."LA/

0A body of literature supports the

antiobesity potential of "LA inlaboratory animals, but the results inhumans have been inconsistent 213)