paratuberculosis การใช้

• In deer, paratuberculosis can progress rapidly.
• He was chairman of the committee on Brucella abortus infection and on Johne's disease ( Paratuberculosis ).
• In Paris he performed studies on " Mycobacterium tuberculosis ", ulcerative lymphangitis, paratuberculosis in cattle and anthrax.
• In many individuals, genetic factors predispose individuals to " Mycobacterium avium " subsp . " paratuberculosis " infection.
• Inside a macrophage, " M . paratuberculosis " multiplies until it eventually kills the cell, spreads, and infects other nearby cells.
• Unfortunately, when M cells bring " M . paratuberculosis " to the Peyer's patch, the bacteria find an ideal place for growth.
• Food safety experts Tuesday sought to calm public fears over milk after preliminary government tests suggested mycobacterium paratuberculosis could be in one fifth of the supply of pasteurized milk.
• The animal's immune system reacts to the " M . paratuberculosis " invasion by recruiting more macrophages and lymphocytes to the site of the infection.
• Some suggest that infection with atypical mycobacteria could be involved, ( paratuberculosis ), and that OFG is a reaction to mycobacterial stress protein mSP65 acting as an antigen.
• For example, a 2007 Australian study found that frozen vegetables may contain a bacterium called Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis ( MAP ) which is resistant to extreme cold and hot temperatures.
• The bacterium which causes paratuberculosis in cattle, pigs and birds ( " M . a . avium " ) has been isolated and recovered from these flies through several different experiments.
• It has been used studied in combination with other antimycobacterial drugs to treat " Mycobacterium avium " infections in people with HIV / AIDS and " Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis ".
• Macrophages in Peyer's patches engulf " M . paratuberculosis " for the purpose of destroying the foreign invader, but for reasons yet unclear, these macrophages fail to do this.
• How " M . paratuberculosis " neutralizes or evades the normally efficient bacterial killing mechanisms of the macrophages is unknown, although the unusually resistant cell wall of mycobacteria likely plays an important role.
• A number of studies have suggested a causal role for " Mycobacterium avium " subspecies " paratuberculosis " ( MAP ), which causes a similar disease, Johne's disease, in cattle.
• Late in the infection, antibody production by the animal occurs to " M . paratuberculosis " in serum of animals, and is an indicator that clinical signs of disease and death from the infection will soon follow.
• However, he was unable to isolate the pathogen most likely because " M . paratuberculosis " sheds its cellular wall in humans and takes the form of a spheroplast, making it virtually undetectable under an optical microscope.
• Some sources define " paratuberculosis " by the lack of " Mycobacterium tuberculosis ", rather than the presence of any specific infectious agent, leaving ambiguous the appropriateness of the term to describe Buruli ulcer or Lady Windermere syndrome.
• The product has its origins in Borody's view that Crohn's disease is caused by infection with the bacterium Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis, and that the disease can therefore be fought using drugs effective against the bacterium, such as those used in Myoconda.
• Chester 1901 is automatically created by the valid publication of " Mycobacterium avium " subsp . " paratuberculosis " ( Bergey et al . 1923 ) and the valid publication of " Mycobacterium avium " subsp . " silvaticum"