Short Communication Volume 15 Issue 11 - 2026

Microbiome and Nanobiota of the Lungs, Gut and Other Sources as Important Contributors to the Concepts of Phylo- and Ontogenetic Bioregulation

Viktor I Goudochnikov*

Member of ISOAD/LA-DOHaD, Santa Maria, RS, Brazil

*Corresponding Author: Viktor I Goudochnikov, Member of ISOAD/LA-DOHaD, Santa Maria, RS, Brazil.
Received: October 01, 2026; Published: October 12, 2026



The overview is presented of our own studies showing the importance of including the endotoxins and other components of microbiome and nanobiota of the lungs and airways, gut and other sources to the concepts of phylo- and ontogenetic bioregulation.

Keywords: Microbiome; Ontogeny; Lipopolysaccharide; Endotoxins

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Viktor I Goudochnikov. “Microbiome and Nanobiota of the Lungs, Gut and Other Sources as Important Contributors to the Con- cepts of Phylo- and Ontogenetic Bioregulation”. EC Pulmonology and Respiratory Medicine 15.11 (2026): 01-04.