Titlebook: Carbohydrate Expression in the Intestinal Mucosa; Ram Sharma,Udo Schumacher Book 2001 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Introduction,ea that is vulnerable to foreign antigens and microbial pathogens. By being in contact with a large number of potentially harmful substances and infectious organisms, the mucosal surface must provide mechanisms not only to regulate the entry of macromolecules but to serve as an exporter of secretory

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Materials and Methods,ventional controls (CV; .=10) were kept in the open laboratory. Five of the germ-free rats were inoculated 1 week after weaning (i.e. at 4 weeks of age) with 1 ml of 20% suspension of human faecal organisms equivalent to the administration of a total bacteria count of 5x1010 microorganisms by oral i

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Influence of Diet and Microflora on Distribution of Enteroendocrine Cells,nd secreting a specific biologically active peptide and/or amine (for reviews, see Solcia et al. 1987; Polak 1989). Studies using immunohistochemical methods have identified at least 16 different subpopulations of enteroendocrine cells based on the nature of their stored peptides and biogenic amines

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,Carbohydrate Expression in Human and Mouse Peyer’s Patches, gut-associated lymphoid tissue (GALT) in the intestine (Roy et al. 1987). The generation of an immune response is important for the protection of host tissues against invasion of microorganisms and for limiting infection (Kraehenbuhl and Neutra 1992). Antigens and macromolecules are transported acr

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General Discussion and Conclusions,re also uniquely equipped to face a foreign environment rich in potential pathogens. Many antigens and microorganisms are prevented from contact with epithelial surface by local secretions, especially mucins and secretory IgA antibodies. The major experiments conducted were specifically aimed to inv

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