The invention discloses a tissue resident bacterium marker for identifying normal
colorectal tissue, polyp and
intestinal cancer and application of the tissue resident bacterium marker. According to the present invention, the tissue resident bacterium markers comprise
Pseudomonas, Pigmentiphaga,
Fusobacteria, Parabacteroides,
Bacteroides, Collinsella and Parvimonas, and can be used to reflect the
biological specificity of patients, and the
biological specificity of the patients can be represented by the tissue resident bacterium markers, such that the
biological specificity of the patients can be represented by the tissue resident bacterium markers, and the biological specificity of the patients can be represented by the tissue resident bacterium markers, such that the biological specificity of the patients can be represented by the tissue resident bacterium markers, and the biological specificity of the patients can be represented by the tissue resident bacterium markers; according to the present invention, with the combination model of the six
bacteria such as
Pseudomonas, Pigmentiphaga,
Fusobacteria, Parabacteroides,
Bacteroides and Collinsella, the
normal tissue and polyp of the colorectum can be accurately identified, and the accuracy is improved by 12.5% compared with the accuracy of the existing non-invasive
screening method; the polyp and the
intestinal cancer can be more accurately identified by a combined model of four
bacteria, namely,
Pseudomonas, Pigmentiphaga,
Fusobacteria and Parvimonas, and the accuracy of the method is improved by 15.3% compared with that of an existing non-invasive
screening method. Moreover, the invention solves the problem of sample heterogeneity in
biopsy-based diagnosis, can be expected to be used for guiding
clinical diagnosis and treatment, and provides a new way for early discovery and early treatment of polyp or
intestinal cancer.