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2017-8-31 · Increased infiltration of pathogenic immune cells (e.g., Th1 and Th17 cells) and production of profound proinflammatory cytokines (e.g., TNF-α, IL-12, IL-15 and IL-23) in inflamed intestinal mucosa play a critical role in the pathogenesis of IBD. 41 Several studies have recently reported that Th17 cells can express special chemokine receptors, such as CCR2, CCR4, CCR6, CXCR4, and CXCR6, which …
Get Price2018-9-1 · Although the pathogens Citrobacter rodentium and Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium infect different areas of the intestine (C. rodentium colonizes the murine large bowel, while S. Typhimurium is a small-bowel pathogen in both humans and mice), infection by either pathogen has been reported to elevate the pool of available nitrates and oxygen above the epithelial surface, which these …
Get Price2016-11-1 · TNFα causes loss of intestinal epithelial barrier by acting on the modulation of tight junctions (Leppkes et al., 2014). This would be in accordance with the typical detachment of the lining epithelium in turbot enteromyxosis (Bermúdez et al., 2010), and with the alterations in …
Get Price2016-7-1 · Using this model, we have shown, for the first time, that lack of AM/PAMP leads to changes in gut microbiota composition in mice. Further studies are needed to investigate whether this lack of AM/PAMP may have an impact in the development and/or progression of intestinal diseases through their effect on microbiota composition.
Get Price2010-10-12 · There is already a great number of GLP-2 effects recognised in the intestine: suppression of gastric acid secretion, decrease in gastric motility, enhancement of intestinal nutrient transport, increase in intestinal blood flow, increase in intestinal cell proliferation, enhancement of intestinal barrier function and inhibition of crypt cell apoptosis.
Get Price2015-6-1 · In addition, it is increasingly accepted that diverse innate myeloid immune cells are able to produce IL-17 and are strategically positioned in the barrier tissues, such as lungs, intestines, skin and peripheral lymph nodes to rapidly react to pathogens and allow an immediate response but also activate and amplify the adaptive immunity responses, as well illustrated by intestinal monocytes and …
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Get Price2018-1-10 · Influenza A virus infection causes small intestinal mucosal tissue damage and activates Paneth cells. a Representative H&E stained longitudinal sections of SI are shown (from six independent samples). b Representative Alcian Blue staining of longitudinal sections of SI tissue from mock-treated or IAV-infected mice. Tissue damage and mucus layer ...
Get Price2018-1-10 · Influenza A virus infection has minor impact on global LRT microbiome. a Individual Shannon H-index of LRT microbiota of baseline (gray circles), mock-treated (black squares) and IAV-infected mice (red triangles) pooled from four independent cages are depicted for indicated days of sampling. Median Shannon index per experimental group is indicated. b 2D-PCoA plots of LRT microbiota of mock ...
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Get Price2016-7-1 · The histological evaluation of RCPT turbot revealed minor alterations at an intestinal level. Slight inflammatory infiltrates, mostly composed of mononuclear cells, were occasionally detected in the lamina propria-submucosa or at the base of the epithelial lining of pyloric caeca and anterior intestine (Fig. 1A, B, D).In these areas, basophilic structures consistent with early stages of the ...
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Get Price2005-11-1 · = the effect of 2 organisms acting together is greater than the effect of either one acting alone ... Small granules containing viral nucleic acids & proteins; found in nucleus and cytoplasm ... a low level response allows for cells of the immune system to leave the blood and enter the site of infection. MAJOR PRODUCERS. P. aeruginosa. E. coli ...
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Get Price2021-7-18 · Inflammation (L. inflammatio = to set on fire) is an innate (nonspecific) defence response of the body to pathogenic infection or tissue injury and helps localizing the infection or injury in its local area. Many of the classic features of inflammation were described as …
Get Price2015-4-18 · Another polysaccharide mannan has the fascinating property to adsorb the pathogens in the intestinal tract there by protecting the animals from infection (Sohn et al., 2000). Mannan fed through diet to animals has shown increased phagocytic activity of macrophages especially in the lamina propria of the intestine ( Davis et al ., 2004 ).
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Get Price2014-9-24 · Background Granzyme B (GrzB) is a serine proteinase expressed by memory T cells and NK cells. Methods to measure GrzB protein usually involve intracellular (flow cytometry) and extracellular (ELISA and ELISpot) assays. CD8 T cells are the main source of GrzB during immunological reactions, but activated CD4 T cells deploy GrzB as well. Because GrzB is an important mediator of cell death ...
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