The Microbiome of Inuits is unique on structure and functions

Scientists analysed microbiomes of 279 inhabitants of Nunavik — the region in the north Canada; 275 from them were Inuits. It appeared that on taxonomical structure and functions the Inuit microbiome is not similar to microbiomes of representatives of industrial and not industrial communities. Thus it reflects features of a diet and life in Nunavike. Credit: sacajawa60 | 123rf.com Inuits occupy subpolar regions of the globe. They keep unique genomic architecture as do not mix up almost with other populations. Besides, they adhere to traditional habits in food: their diet is enriched...