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Nothobranchius furzeri is a tropical freshwater fish naturally distributed in the African and freshwater lakes. Perched in the bottom waters of the pond, with a very short life cycle (3~9 months), and can breed at 3 weeks of age, will appear in temporary pools during the short rainy season. These characteristics make them a good animal model to study the aging mechanism of vertebrates.
Gill fish forced to eat excrement for life
In 2017, Regulation of life span by the gut microbiota in the the, Nature, published by the German Institute of aging biology, said: eating more of the same kind of excrement of young people may help fish live longer. Using 16S sequencing and transcriptome sequencing techniques, the effects of intestinal microflora on the longevity of Pseudogill Freund were studied. It was found that middle-aged gill fish prolonged their longevity by feeding on the feces of young gill fish.
The longevity of middle-aged fish with intestinal bacteria was 41% longer than those without intestinal bacteria transplantation, and 37% longer than those without intestinal bacteria transplantation. In addition, 16-week-old fish not only prolonged their longevity, but also had the same level of activity as 6-week-old young fish, which swam faster in tanks than other fish of the same age. Although this is only an initial study, the results may shed light on the extension of human life expectancy.
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Although it is still too early to consider using fecal bacteria transplantation to prolong human life, in modern medicine, human beings have successfully used fecal transplantation technology and manufactured fecal capsules to treat recurrent infectious diseases, especially fecal transplantation, which has been used successfully to treat sepsis, ICU and diarrhea infection. Fecal transplantation can be traced back to 1958. In order to treat a refractory intestinal symptoms secondary to flora disorders, the treated feces of healthy people were infused into the intestines of patients. Although fecal transplantation can not treat all diseases caused by intestinal flora imbalance, it has achieved remarkable results for pseudomembranous enteritis. Collecting healthy human feces for transplantation has been carried out in major hospitals throughout the country. The technology is relatively mature, and healthy feces are becoming more and more valuable. For more information, please visit www.fmtbank.org China Fecal Bacteria Bank Emergency Rescue Plan
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