1986
DOI: 10.1590/s0074-02761986000400013
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Nasal secretions of Neisseria lactamica carriers have an inhibitory effect on Neisseria meningitidis attachment to human oroepithelial cells

Abstract: Nasal secretions of volunteers colonized by N. lactamica impaired the attachment of N. lactamica and of meningococci of groups A and B to oroepithelial cells. Bacterial adherence was found to be mediated by nonpiliated adhesins with antigen(s) which probably are shared by the strains tested. Although a strong attachment-inhibiting activity arises in their nasal secretions, volunteers remained colonized by N. lactamica. This evidence suggest that the eradication of Neisseria carriage is a multifactorial event.

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“…Proteomic, genetic and immunological analyses have indicated considerable similarity between N. lactamica and N. meningitidis antigenicity [7][8][9], and there is evidence that N. lactamica colonization can provide some protection against N. meningitidis infection [10], possibly either by competing for colonization sites or via the induction of cross-reactive antibodies [11]. This has resulted in N. lactamica being studied as a potential vaccine tool for inducing protective immunity against N.…”
Section: N Meningitidis Is Separated Into Serogroups Based On Its Pomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Proteomic, genetic and immunological analyses have indicated considerable similarity between N. lactamica and N. meningitidis antigenicity [7][8][9], and there is evidence that N. lactamica colonization can provide some protection against N. meningitidis infection [10], possibly either by competing for colonization sites or via the induction of cross-reactive antibodies [11]. This has resulted in N. lactamica being studied as a potential vaccine tool for inducing protective immunity against N.…”
Section: N Meningitidis Is Separated Into Serogroups Based On Its Pomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, nasal secretions of volunteers colonized by N. lactamica were shown to impair the attachment of meningococci to oroepithelial cells [19]. In our study, N. lactamica carriage was twofold higher than N. meningitidis carriage.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 41%
“…Foi desenvolvido um modelo matemático da influencia de carreadores na infecção e doença, e o papel de N. lactamica como um imunógeno natural contra a infecção meningocócica sintomática e assintomática e os dados foram consistentes e fieis (Coen et al, 2000). Uma demonstração funcional da imunidade antimeningocócica induzida em portadores de N. lactamica foi a observação que as secreções nasais dos portadores de N. lactamica tem um efeito inibitório sobre a adesão de N. meningitidis nas células epiteliais orais em humanos (Andrade et al, 1986). Como preferencialmente o uso de conservante não está incluído, o processo de esterilização usando filtro foi desenvolvido.…”
Section: -Materiais E Métodosunclassified