ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2026
Enzymatic Synergy-Driven Biotransformation Generates a Postbiotic-Rich Functional Matrix That Reprograms Gut Microbiota Metabolic Pathways Under Stress Conditions.
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Abstract
The physiological efficacy of plant-based matrices is often limited because bioactive compounds are sequestered within complex lignocellulosic architectures, restricting their release and downstream activity. Fermentation-driven enzymatic biotransformation can overcome these structural barriers; however, the mechanisms by which fermentation-derived, non-viable functional ingredients (postbiotics) confer benefits remain incompletely defined. Here, we examined whether a postbiotic-rich, co-fermented plant matrix enhances host resilience under metabolic stress and whether such effects are accompanied by a remodeling of gut microbial functional capacity. A functional plant matrix was produced by solid-state co-fermentation using two
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