A previous study on microbiota analysis of fecal samples also revealed an increasing trend in the abundance of the bacterial family Firmicute (mainly of the bacteria genus lactobacillus ) in a GIM group (20.07%) compared to AG (7.23%) and normal mucosa (5%) [ 76 ].
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Molecular Alterations in Gastric Intestinal Metaplasia Shed Light on Alteration of Methionine Metabolism: Insight into New Diagnostic and Treatment Approaches.
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pylori, as the primary carcinogen, was negatively correlated with both folate and methionine metabolism but showed a decreasing trend from CAG to GIM, dysplasia, and GC with a concomitant increasing trend in the abundance of lactobacillus [ 47 ].