lecithinase/inflammation

Seven patients with erosive esophagitis and reflux esophagitis were examined. In cases of inflammatory erosive phenomena staphylococci, Micrococcus luteus, Candida, bacteria of the genera Pseudomonas, Veilonella, Klebsiella and other bacteria of the family Enterobacteriaceae, as well as Helicobacter

The intraperitoneal infection of mice with previously titered doses of staphylococci has been found to regularly induce the formation of the foci of inflammation in the kidneys of mice, from which staphylococcal cultures has been obtained by the inoculation of the kidney material for 8 days (the

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a saprophyte opportunistic bacteria which frequently colonizes the respiratory tract of patients presenting a severe chronic bronchitis pathology. Secreting a number of exotoxins and enzymes inducing an inflammation and necrosing of the surrounding tissues, it provokes

In 108 K. pneumoniae clinical strains isolated in pneumonia (32 strains), inflammatory processes of the urinary tracts (36 strains) and toxicoseptic states (40 strains) caseinolytic, gelatinase, phosphatase, lecithinase activities and the capacity for producing DNAase and RNAase were studied. The

Proteolytic enzymes, lipase, kinins, and other active peptides liberated from the inflamed pancreas convert inflammation of the pancreas, a single-organ disease of the retroperitoneum, to a multisystem disease. Adult respiratory distress syndrome, in addition to being secondary to microvascular

Outbreaks of mass mortalities occurred in Macrobrachium rosenbergii farms in Gaoyou county, Jiangsu Province of China. The bacterial isolates from M. rosenbergii exhibited the same phenotypic traits and biochemical characteristics, and were identified as non-O1/O139 Vibrio cholerae according to