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Intestinal LGR4 Signalling Alters Bacterial translocation, Intrahepatic Microbiota composition, and Type 1 Interferon Expression in Murine Liver Fibrosis. [PDF]
InflammationGao J, Chen B, Chen C, Bi Y.
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Microbial Ecology of Sulfur Mustard Toxicity: From Dysbiosis to Restoration. [PDF]
MicroorganismsZhang X +10 more
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Shaoyao Gancao decoction alleviates functional constipation by inhibiting <i>Escherichia-Shigella</i> expansion, modulating gut microbiota, and suppressing dysbiosis-induced endocannabinoid production: evidence from a self-controlled pilot study. [PDF]
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1981
It is generally believed that bacteremia rarely occurs with enteric Shigella infections. During a five-year period, 110 children were admitted to the University Hospital of the Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson, with Shigella enteritis. Eight (7%) had Shigella bacteremia/septicemia, and four of the eight died.
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It is generally believed that bacteremia rarely occurs with enteric Shigella infections. During a five-year period, 110 children were admitted to the University Hospital of the Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson, with Shigella enteritis. Eight (7%) had Shigella bacteremia/septicemia, and four of the eight died.
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Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1989
Shigellosis remains a major public health problem in developing countries. In these nations, the disease affects young children for the most part. The infecting organism causes illness by invading the colonic mucosa. It is closely related to nonpathogenic Escherichia coli, and genetic material can be transferred from one organism to the other, a ...
S B, Formal, T L, Hale, C, Kapfer
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Shigellosis remains a major public health problem in developing countries. In these nations, the disease affects young children for the most part. The infecting organism causes illness by invading the colonic mucosa. It is closely related to nonpathogenic Escherichia coli, and genetic material can be transferred from one organism to the other, a ...
S B, Formal, T L, Hale, C, Kapfer
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Shigella Rio, A New Type of Shigella
The Journal of Immunology, 1948Summary Three strains of similar antigenic and cultural behavior were isolated from cases of diarrhoeic infection. Their cultural properties suggest their inclusion in the genus Shigella. They have a characteristic major antigen different from any of the presently known Shigellæ; their secondary antigens are essentially similar to those ...
A J, WEIL, A, DE ASSIS, H, SLAFKOVSKY
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Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 1988
Shigella strains capable of producing illness possess a 140 megadalton plasmid that determines its property of epithelial cell penetration. In the classic presentation, there is a descending intestinal tract infection beginning with the passage of small numbers of large-volume stools and progressing to the passage of many small-volume stools that ...
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Shigella strains capable of producing illness possess a 140 megadalton plasmid that determines its property of epithelial cell penetration. In the classic presentation, there is a descending intestinal tract infection beginning with the passage of small numbers of large-volume stools and progressing to the passage of many small-volume stools that ...
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