Enteric bacteria course   (translated from Japanese)
... one kind of = enteric bacteria is), the intestinal tract infection symptom are many, but like ... many germ kinds, the growth environment and pathogen , the person and the intestinal tract of the animal it has deep ... relation. Many germ kinds inhabit inside the intestinal tract of the animalEnteric bacteriaLives upon to ... is typical germ kind of enteric bacteria. Pathogen Those of most of the bacterium ...
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Colon bacillus   (translated from Japanese)
... indices, the germ which has the other pathogen (SalmonellaAnd so on) these feces characteristic colon ... E.ColiThose which especially show the strong pathogen even in stocks are called the pathogenic ... calls. Table of contents Pathogenic colon bacillus Intestinal tract pathogenic colon bacillus (EPEC and enteropathogenic ... Coli）Small intestineBeing infectedDiarrhea、StomachacheAnd so on acutenessGastroenteritisIt causes. Intestinal tract invasion characteristic colon bacillus (EIEC and ... case of multiplication, the toxin is produced. Intestinal tract bleeding characteristic colon bacillus (EHEC ...
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Talk:Irritable bowel syndrome
... be tested for the presence of a pathogen, a damaged organ, or something along those ... studies have showh that there is some intestinal inflammation present in the small intestine of ... are interactions of some bacteria with the intestinal tissues on patients. I do not believe ... of acute gastroenteritis attributed to a viral pathogen. Am J Gastroenterol. 2003;98:S270. [Abstract ... gastroenteritis (that was attributed to a viral pathogen) and the subsequent development of IBS. ...
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Laboratory test (Petdiabetes wiki)
... group them together as part of an intestinal profile. These tests are recommended for animals with a history of intestinal disease. The trypsin-like immunoreactivity (TLI) test ... name for B12.) In cases of chronic intestinal disease, the intestinal walls may not be able to adsorb ... though, it is also not diagnostic for intestinal disease. This test group is usually ...
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Crohn's disease
... the search for a virus or other pathogen that could induce molecular mimicry . Present evidence ... overreaction to the normal bacteria of the intestinal flora may be due (1) to a ... antibiotics secreted by the small and large intestinal epithelium. This lack would then allow a ... defect in the barrier function of the intestinal epithelium, combined with immune dysfunction arising in ... trials. It argues that the absence of intestinal worms (due primarily to higher hygiene ...
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Salmonella   (translated from Japanese)
... the animal infection doing, it shows the pathogen. The Salmonella being attached bacterium which has the pathogen vis-a-vis the person is appointed ... other than that being infected to the intestinal tract epithelium cell, infection inside this cell has participated in the pathogen of the Salmonella with the character which ... carbon source. As for these biochemical characteristicses, intestinal tract pathogenic bacterium of the same ...
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Bello toxin   (translated from Japanese)
... Bello toxin(- ど く そ, verotoxin) with, intestinal tract bleeding characteristic colon bacillus （EHECEnterohaemorrhagic E ... has the function which obstructs protein synthesis. Intestinal tract bleeding characteristic colon bacillus and dysentery ... as doctor. Summary As for Bello toxin, pathogen colon bacillus (EHEC) it is the toxin ... produce mainly inside the intestine operating the intestinal tract epithelium cell, not only causing the ... occasion where EHEC becomes extinct inside the intestinal tract.
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Infection   (translated from Japanese)
... sickness in the pathogens and the landlord pathogen . Not only the pathogenic agent, can cause ... also the microbe which is not the pathogen for that landlord and infection, but this ... to arrive. For example, food poisoning SalmonellaSo intestinal tract is the infection region, at the ... the attack escaping, it arrived to the intestinal tract, furthermore overcame the struggle for existence ...
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Myxobolus cerebralis
... the binucleate germ cell penetrates between the intestinal epithelial cells of the worm. This cell ... the release of triactinomyxon spores from the intestinal wall damages the worm’s mucosa; this may ... and England (1981) Although originally a mild pathogen of Salmo trutta in central Europe and ... the rearing of small trout indoors in pathogen-free water. Smooth-faced concrete or plastic ...
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Excretion   (translated from Japanese)
... discharge. For example Mammalia , formation and the intestinal tract of the urine in the kidney ... lethality depending upon harmful ones and the pathogen and case virus 、Bacterium、 amoeba and parasite ... the egesta are transported with also the intestinal tract. With the droppings it discharges the ... are excreted is absorbed again from the intestinal tract. This kind of recyclingIntestinal liver circulationWith ...
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