ライフサイエンスコーパス: intestinal lesion

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1 d comparable central nervous system signs or intestinal lesions.

2 eria that cause attaching and effacing (A/E) intestinal lesions.

3 ction with 100 cysts and did not develop the intestinal lesions.

4 ed for its isogenic parent and caused marked intestinal lesions.

5 mpromised patients, is often associated with intestinal lesions.

6 colonized and caused attaching-and-effacing intestinal lesions.

7 ts revealed a marked reduction or absence of intestinal lesions.

8 teria that cause attaching and effacing (AE) intestinal lesions.

9 necessary for causing attaching and effacing intestinal lesions.

10 intestinal tumor models display mainly small intestinal lesions and carcinomas are rare.

11 ve in regressing both early and intermediate intestinal lesions and could be an effective therapeutic

12 ld-type Candida albicans developed extensive intestinal lesions and disseminated infection.

13 tant strain of C. albicans failed to produce intestinal lesions and exhibited poor dissemination, dem

14 A accurately and safely evaluates solid peri-intestinal lesions and improves lymph node staging accur

15 GVHD is associated with lymphangiogenesis in intestinal lesions and in lymph nodes.

16 orphology of spiral bacteria associated with intestinal lesions and PCR amplification of a genus-spec

17 necrosis factor alpha (TNF-alpha), in PBMCs, intestinal lesions, and mesenteric lymph nodes of cattle

18 EHEC) O157:H7 that mediate attach and efface intestinal lesions are classified as intimin alpha, beta

19 s in two cases indicate that the gastric and intestinal lesions are derived from different tumour sub

20 Although the presence or absence of intestinal lesions cannot be used as a definitive indica

21 Ifng expression and reduced the severity of intestinal lesions during S. Typhimurium infection.

22 CXCR3 expression in skin and intestinal lesions from BD patients and HCs was assessed

23 calicivirus, the induction of diarrhea, and intestinal lesions in Gn pigs caused by i.v. inoculation

24 s were the absence of attaching and effacing intestinal lesions in pigs inoculated with non-O157:H7 s

25 GIII/Cowden/80/US strain causes diarrhea and intestinal lesions in pigs.

26 nteric calicivirus (PEC) causes diarrhea and intestinal lesions in pigs.

27 l release [EIR]) prevents the development of intestinal lesions in subjects taking daily NSAIDs.

28 Most of the offspring developed intestinal lesions, including intraepithelial neoplasia,

29 HEV-infected turkeys strongly suggested that intestinal lesion induced by this virus may be immune sy

30 tation patterns in one case suggest that the intestinal lesion is secondary to the gastric tumor, and

31 aused villous atrophy, more-widespread small intestinal lesions occurred in calves coinfected with WD

32 ive mononuclear cells was higher in skin and intestinal lesions of BD patients than in those of HCs.

33 train caused diarrhea (five/five calves) and intestinal lesions (one/two calves tested) in the proxim

34 an or in addition to bacterial colonization, intestinal lesions, or electrolyte loss contribute to le

35 ive acute-phase sera induced diarrhea, small intestinal lesions, PEC shedding in feces, and seroconve

36 y that in IGB piglets, as in human patients, intestinal lesions provide the mechanism for escape of C

37 ved from the same clone and suggest that the intestinal lesions result from dissemination of gastric

38 after challenge, using body weight gain and intestinal lesion scores.

39 ice develop a spontaneous chronic transmural intestinal lesion specifically in the ileum.

40 however, NB virus elicited only diarrhea and intestinal lesions that were most severe in the upper sm

41 In 3-mo-old mutants, intestinal lesions were most severe in IL-10-/- 129/SvEv

42 enic rats died within 6 days, only very mild intestinal lesions were seen in nontransgenic rats 10 to

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