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Main Authors: Ding, Yang, Fernández-Montero, Alvaro, Mani, Amir, Casadei, Elisa, Miyazawa, Ryuichiro, Zhou, Congjin, Chaumont, Lise, Posavi, Marijan, Cole, Stephen D, Shibasaki, Yasuhiro, Takizawa, Fumio, Salinas, Irene, Sunyer, J Oriol
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Language:en
Published: Nature microbiology 2025
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Online Access:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40410336/
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author Ding, Yang
Fernández-Montero, Alvaro
Mani, Amir
Casadei, Elisa
Miyazawa, Ryuichiro
Zhou, Congjin
Chaumont, Lise
Posavi, Marijan
Cole, Stephen D
Shibasaki, Yasuhiro
Takizawa, Fumio
Salinas, Irene
Sunyer, J Oriol
author_facet Ding, Yang
Fernández-Montero, Alvaro
Mani, Amir
Casadei, Elisa
Miyazawa, Ryuichiro
Zhou, Congjin
Chaumont, Lise
Posavi, Marijan
Cole, Stephen D
Shibasaki, Yasuhiro
Takizawa, Fumio
Salinas, Irene
Sunyer, J Oriol
Ding, Yang
Fernández-Montero, Alvaro
Mani, Amir
Casadei, Elisa
Miyazawa, Ryuichiro
Zhou, Congjin
Chaumont, Lise
Posavi, Marijan
Cole, Stephen D
Shibasaki, Yasuhiro
Takizawa, Fumio
Salinas, Irene
Sunyer, J Oriol
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Secretory IgM regulates gut microbiota homeostasis and metabolism. Ding, Yang Fernández-Montero, Alvaro Mani, Amir Casadei, Elisa Miyazawa, Ryuichiro Zhou, Congjin Chaumont, Lise Posavi, Marijan Cole, Stephen D Shibasaki, Yasuhiro Takizawa, Fumio Salinas, Irene Sunyer, J Oriol Animals Gastrointestinal Microbiome Homeostasis Immunoglobulin M Dysbiosis Oncorhynchus mykiss Colitis Bacteria Bacterial Translocation The coating of microbiota by secretory immunoglobulins (sIgs) determines which bacteria colonize the gut and influences bacterial metabolism. Previous work has identified sIgA and sIgT as mediators of gut homeostasis. However, sIgM coats a large proportion of the gut microbiota in humans and teleost fish, thus suggesting a conserved role of sIgM in microbiota homeostasis. Here, to investigate this hypothesis, we used the teleost rainbow trout as a model system. Depletion of IgM from trout resulted in severe microbiota-dependent gut tissue damage, body weight loss, bacterial translocation and gut dysbiosis. IgM depletion led also to alterations in microbiota-derived metabolites, including short-chain fatty acids and essential amino acids. Supporting a protective role for sIgM in the gut, high mortality of IgM-depleted fish occurred in an experimental colitis model as a result of severe systemic bacteraemia and septic shock. Our findings uncover sIgM as a previously unrecognized regulator of microbiota homeostasis and metabolism.
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spellingShingle Secretory IgM regulates gut microbiota homeostasis and metabolism.
Ding, Yang
Fernández-Montero, Alvaro
Mani, Amir
Casadei, Elisa
Miyazawa, Ryuichiro
Zhou, Congjin
Chaumont, Lise
Posavi, Marijan
Cole, Stephen D
Shibasaki, Yasuhiro
Takizawa, Fumio
Salinas, Irene
Sunyer, J Oriol
Animals
Gastrointestinal Microbiome
Homeostasis
Immunoglobulin M
Dysbiosis
Oncorhynchus mykiss
Colitis
Bacteria
Bacterial Translocation
Secretory IgM regulates gut microbiota homeostasis and metabolism. Ding, Yang Fernández-Montero, Alvaro Mani, Amir Casadei, Elisa Miyazawa, Ryuichiro Zhou, Congjin Chaumont, Lise Posavi, Marijan Cole, Stephen D Shibasaki, Yasuhiro Takizawa, Fumio Salinas, Irene Sunyer, J Oriol Animals Gastrointestinal Microbiome Homeostasis Immunoglobulin M Dysbiosis Oncorhynchus mykiss Colitis Bacteria Bacterial Translocation The coating of microbiota by secretory immunoglobulins (sIgs) determines which bacteria colonize the gut and influences bacterial metabolism. Previous work has identified sIgA and sIgT as mediators of gut homeostasis. However, sIgM coats a large proportion of the gut microbiota in humans and teleost fish, thus suggesting a conserved role of sIgM in microbiota homeostasis. Here, to investigate this hypothesis, we used the teleost rainbow trout as a model system. Depletion of IgM from trout resulted in severe microbiota-dependent gut tissue damage, body weight loss, bacterial translocation and gut dysbiosis. IgM depletion led also to alterations in microbiota-derived metabolites, including short-chain fatty acids and essential amino acids. Supporting a protective role for sIgM in the gut, high mortality of IgM-depleted fish occurred in an experimental colitis model as a result of severe systemic bacteraemia and septic shock. Our findings uncover sIgM as a previously unrecognized regulator of microbiota homeostasis and metabolism.
title Secretory IgM regulates gut microbiota homeostasis and metabolism.
topic Animals
Gastrointestinal Microbiome
Homeostasis
Immunoglobulin M
Dysbiosis
Oncorhynchus mykiss
Colitis
Bacteria
Bacterial Translocation
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40410336/