Table.
Prebiotics and probiotics in kidney disease.
| Strain | Disease type | Effect | Year | Reference | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| probiotics | Lactobacillus. acidophilus | CKD stage3,4 | Decrease Bun, Cr, uric acid, uremic toxins | 2009 2010 |
[78,79] |
| Diabetic + HD | Glucose homeostasis, Inflammation, oxidative stress | 2017 | [80] | ||
| Aging mice | Kidney klotho marker | 2012 | [81] | ||
| Lactobacillus. casei | LPS induced acute inflammatory model | Regulate immuno-coagulative response | 2018 | [82] | |
| Lactobacillus. rhamnosus | MRL/lpr lupus nephritis model | Anti-inflammatory, decreased IgG2a in kidney, adjust immunity | 2017 | [83] | |
| Bifidobacteria. bifidum | Mice model of primary hyperoxaluria | Limiting absorption across intestine | 2015 | [84] | |
| prebiotics | Oat and barley beta-glucans | Healthy individuals | Decrease p-cresyl sulfate | 2017 | [85] |
| xylooligosaccharide | Obese rats | Decrease renal oxidative stress and apoptosis | 2018 | [86] | |
Abbreviations: CKD: chronic kidney disease; Bun: blood urea nitrogen; Cr: creatinine; HD: hemodialysis; LPS: Lipopolysaccharide.