ANTILYSOZYME ACTIVITY ASSOCIATION OBLIGATE ANAEROBIC MICROSYMBIONTS HUMAN INTESTINAL
Aim: To evaluate the changes of anti-lysozyme activity of obligate anaerobic bacteria in their interaction in the association. Materials and Methods: Isolation and identification of anaerobic microorganisms was carried out in accordance with the instruction. Identification of bacterial species was carried out by MALDI TOF MS. Аntilysozyme activity (ALA) of obligate anaerobes in terms of cross-species interactions were performed by adding sterile supernatants (waste products) in nutrient broth. These studies are statistically processed using nonparametric methods. Results: Change in ALA association obligate anaerobes suggesting the presence of two main types of communication between mikrosibionts: synergistic and antagonistic. Conclusion: The data obtained are expanding understanding of the mechanisms of cross-species interaction based on the change in ALA obligate anaerobic microsymbionts mikrosymbiocenosis in the intestine in human associative symbiosis.