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*Metabolite Multiprobiotic Formulas for Microbial Health DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.86449*

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Mikhail V. Lakhtin, Vladimir M. Lakhtin\*, Vladimir A. Aleshkin

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G.N. Gabrichevsky Institute for Epidemiology and Microbiology, Moscow, Russia

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of 4- and 7-code MP formulas are presented and argued. It is of importance to consider LSSM and their GC as a new perspective protective basis/scaffold factor influencing and supporting human interactome, involving biotope infrastructures, signaling, and anti-infectious actions as well as cofunctioning together with other protective human systems [17, 42]. Results support the use of pro-/symbiotic LS as assistant-coordinated metabolomic agents; carriers for delivery and releasing GC, metabiotics (including simulators of cell surface patterns of opportunistic microorganisms), prebiotics, therapeutics, and antigens (for cofunctioning to antibodies); and reserves for decoration elements that support stabile functioning landscapes of the human cell surfaces and mucosal tissues. Probiotic lectins (interacting with synthetic GC simulators) are important for screening, typing, and selection of useful strains and their consortia supporting organs. The proposed LSSM-containing preparations promise LSSM using a soft adaptive multidirected network synergistically acting together with other protectors (also in conditions of the absence of oxygen [involving oxidative stress and forming of covalently bound by-products] within biotope). Variants of multipro-/sym-/synbiotics constructed can be perspective for prophylaxis for individuals and contingents as well as for supporting treatments of patients (before and postoperative period, during chemotherapy, etc.). Approaches developed are useful in study of interniche relationships of extended set of Gram-positive and fungal microorganisms in mono- and mixed cultures. Procedures can be applied in different fields of clinical microbiology and
