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Trillions of microbes reside on our gut which are so diverse and complex. Our understanding of their composition, structure, and various roles in health and diseases have been increasing day by day along with the advancement in sequencing technologies and computational methods. It is very important to maintain microbial homeostasis inside gut because dysbiosis has been associated with various diseases and disorders including allergies, inflammatory bowel disease, diabetes, cancer, and autism. Proper understanding of various mechanisms involved in gut microbial homoestasis is crucial to modulate their composition or treat diseases. Albeit very little is known about possible mechanisms involved in gut microbial homeostasis, different microbial activities including co-operation (biofilm formation, horizontal gene transfer, quorum sensing etc.), competition, and combation, and host responses of their immune system, gut barrier function and different dietary components are some of the key factors that can affect on gut homeostasis. The objective of this review is to point out different factors involved in gut microbial homeostasis with emphasis on host intestinal barrier and immune system, dietary components and Quorum sensing.

How Trillions of Microbes Residing on Gastrointestinal Tract Maintain Homeostasis with Host Cells?