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Cyberspace and International Relationsnal flora of mammals. Of these only a handful can cause infections in human hosts, and only . has been identified as a potentially life-threatening pathogen. This organism is usually associated with patients with an underlying disease who are subjected to extensive chemotherapy and hospitalization.

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Folgen der Telekommunikationsentwicklung,ldwide. Recognized as a clinical disease entity since the time of Hippocrates, dysentery is characterized by painful abdominal cramps and frequent defecation of blood and mucus. Primates are considered to be the only natural hosts susceptible to. infection, a consideration that has seriously hindere

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Thomas M. Chen,Lee Jarvis,Stuart Macdonaldtoxigenic . (ETEC) strains to adhere to the intestinal epithelium is required as an initial step in establishing diarrheal disease. The bacterial cell surface structures that are responsible for adherence have been called adhesins or colonization factors (see also G. and D. G. 1982, for a recent rev

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there is evidence that filamentous surface structures on the bacteria, called pili or fimbriae, are the adhesins that bind to epithelial cells of the host. The adhesins interact with complementary receptors which are carbohydrate-containing polymers on the target cells. The importance of adhesion i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-67941-7ope. In these societies the common gram-negative bacilli now isolated in the clinic are those which are prominently associated with man, such as ., or are, like ., those which are equipped with special devices to take advantage of the compromised host (Y. et al. 1982).