Microbiome Therapeutics. Personalized Therapy Beyond Conventional Approaches

Table of Contents

1. Microbiome additive Therapy for the human health
2. Microbiome subtractive therapies to engineer microbiome for optimal health benefits
3. The modulatory approaches of microbiome therapeutics
4. Engineering microbiome for human health
5. Bottlenecks in the implementation of microbiome therapeutics
6. Microbiome therapeutics for oral disorders
7. Microbiome therapeutics in infections
8. Microbiota Based Management of the IBD and Celiac diseases
9. Microbiome therapeutics of Non-Alcoholic fatty acid liver disease (NAFLD)
10. Microbiome therapeutics in Psychological disorders
11. Microbiome therapeutics for the Cancer Management
12. Microbiome therapeutics in metabolic disorders
13. Microbiome therapeutics in skin diseases
14. Microbiome therapeutics in immunological disorders
15. Microbiome therapeutics in Reproductive system diseases
16. Personalized nutrition, personalized medicine, and microbiome therapeutics
17. Microbiome therapeutics in respiratory illnesses
18. Microbiome therapeutics as an alternative to the antibiotics
19. Conclusion and Future Perspective

Authors

Nar Singh Chauhan Department of Biochemistry, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, India. Dr. NS Chauhan is an Associate Professor in Biochemistry at Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, India. For more than a decade, he has devoted his research to understanding microbial community structure and functions to exploit their potential for therapeutic, diagnostic, and industrial applications. He has completed eight major research projects and published numerous studies exploring microbiota composition, microbiome functions, microbiota evolution, and host-microbial interactions. Suneel Kumar Department of Biomedical Engineering, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, NJ, USA. Dr. Kumar is an Assistant Research Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Rutgers University. His research focuses on traumatic central nervous system injuries and their related consequences with special emphasis on repair and regeneration using different therapeutics. He has published several scientific papers in the area of neurobiology, stem cell biology, skin wound healing, biomaterials, host-microbial interactions, microbiome, and pain biology. Currently, he is serving on various academic and administrative portfolios and has been recognized for his outstanding research and related teaching.