Measurement of the surface hydrophobicity of human gastrointestinal mucosa

Spychal, Robert; Marrero, J. M.; Saverymuttu, S. H.; Northfield, T.C.

doi:10.1016/0016-5085(89)91422-4

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“…36). Reduced surface hydrophobicity of the antrum occurs with H. pjllori gastritis in humans ( 10). Reduced surface hydrophobicity in the antrum is not an inherent defect but, rather.…”

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Surface Hydrophobicity Properties of Rabbit Stomach In Vitro

Policova

et al. 1994

Pediatr Res

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“…36). Reduced surface hydrophobicity of the antrum occurs with H. pjllori gastritis in humans ( 10). Reduced surface hydrophobicity in the antrum is not an inherent defect but, rather.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…reduced hydrophobicity is evident on stomach mucosal surfaces obtained using endoscopic biopsies from II. pj-lori-infected individuals (10)(11)(12). In the present study, we examined surface hydrophobicity in the body and antrum of rabbit stomach at varying ages after birth.…”

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Surface Hydrophobicity Properties of Rabbit Stomach In Vitro

Policova

et al. 1994

Pediatr Res

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“…This regularity is confirmed by the fact that epithelium of the gastric mucosa performs the very important protective function -in its apical part mucin (containing neutral glycosaminoglycans) is secreted [124,287,288]. In addition to that, L. I. Aruin et al [139], E. M. Baybekova et al [123], Ts.…”

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Morphogenesis of Gastric Tissular Components and Immune Structures in Piglets

Gavrilina¹,

Gavrilin²

2018

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The monograph analyzes the problem of postnatal morphogenesis of tissue components, immune structures and lymphatic vessels of the stomach of piglets. It is established that the degree of differentiation and specialization of the main structures of the stomach wall in newborn piglets depends on their body weight (conformity of newborn piglets body weight to the breed standard). The results of analysis of the age-related changes of the main components of the porcine stomach wall in early postnatal ontogenesis are presented. The features of growth and development of immune structures of piglets gastric mucosa, lymphatic vessels and gastric lymph nodes during postnatal adaptation are interpretated.For scientists, lecturers and post-graduate students in the field of veterinary medicine, biotechnology and biology.

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“…The human speci¢c class II PapG adhesin more commonly associated with virulence also recognizes the GalK(1-4)Gal disaccharide with the same speci¢city as the class I PapG adhesin [39]. Even though the class II adhesin makes additional interactions with neighboring sugar moieties [19], this adhesin bound to all GalK-(1-4)Gal-containing glycosphingolipids on TLC plates [40].…”

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“…The original observations identifying surfactant material in the gastrointestinal tract described phospholipids, such as phosphatidylcholine and phosphatidylglycerol, adsorbed to the apical surface of the mucosa from the esophagus to the rectum in man [39,41]. This lipid layer was postulated to function as a defensive barrier to protect the mucosal surface from both mechanical and chemical insult [42^44].…”

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