Titlebook: Enteric Infections and Immunity; Lois J. Paradise,Mauro Bendinelli,Herman Friedman Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996

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Escherichia coli,th specific virulence factors and capable of causing serious illness. These pathogenic strains include several categories that cause diarrhea by different mechanisms, affect specific age groups in diverse geographic locations, and lead to a variety of clinical presentations. These enterovirulent strains will be the focus of this chapter.

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Indigenous Microorganisms as a Host Defense,r level of their pathogenic mechanisms. A common theme has emerged, namely, the process of pathogenesis is not simple. This complexity may seem curious. Why go to the trouble of traveling down chemical gradients through dense mucin to adhere to the small bowel mucosa as . does (see Chapter 3)? Why t

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Immunity to Salmonella Infections,ilitary personnel. The British were the first to try vaccination under the direction of Wright and Semple in 1897.. The United States Army adopted compulsory vaccination in 1911, using the British method, which involved three injections of heat-killed organisms, spaced 1 week apart.. The results wer