Potencial bioterapêutico dos probióticos nas parasitoses intestinais

Abstract

III Potencial bioterapêutico dos probióticos nas parasitoses intestinais RESUMO

Amoebiasis and probiotics: perspectives on complementary treatment

“…Most probiotic strains are lactic acid bacteria (LAB), Gram-positive bacteria, facultative anaerobes or microaerophilic organisms and are generally catalase-negative. LAB are represented by the genera Lactobacillus, Enterococcus, Lactococcus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus, Sporolactobacillus and Streptococcus, Weissella and others [82]. Additionally, there are criteria for the microorganism to become a probiotic; it must come from healthy animals, it must be neither pathogenic nor toxic, it must be able to adhere to the intestinal mucosa and persist in the GIT, it must be resistant to the hydrolytic activity of bile salts, it must be able to influence local metabolic activity, and it must have antagonistic ability against pathogens [81,83].…”

Variations on the Efficacy of Probiotics in Poultry

“…Mucins, the layer of glycoproteins that when in contact with water, form a film that lubricates and protects the intestinal epithelium against pathogens, forming a physical barrier between the epithelium and the content from the intestinal lumen (Oliveira-Sequeira et al, 2008), keeping the bacteria in a safe place in the intestinal lumen (Mattar et al, 2002).…”

Avaliação do uso de probióticos no combate a infecção causada por Ancylostomidae em cães (Canis familiaris) naturalmente infectados

“…Com relação às helmintíases, segundo Oliveira-Sequeira et al (2008) composto por: peptona (10g/l), extrato de carne (8g/l), extrato de levedura (4g/l), glicose (20g/l), fosfato dipotássio (2g/l), acetato de sódio trihidratado (3g/l), citrato triamoniacal (3g/l), sulfato de magnésio heptahidratado (0,2g/l), sulfato de manganês (0,05g/l), Agar (15g/l), Tween 80 (1mL/L). Propriedades Funcionais e/ou de Saúde, que estabelece uma concentração mínima de 1x10 6 UFC/ mL para que uma preparação seja considerada probiótica (BRASIL, 2002).…”