Sentence examples for enteric environment from inspiring English sources
It is unknown if these constituents are altered in the enteric environment, however sublingual administration allows direct diffusion into the bloodstream.
Having established a neuronally biased ES population, we next examined the effects of an enteric neuromuscular environment on its further differentiation.
However since the conditions in the plant tissue differ from the conditions in the environment of enteric bacteria in the host, it is possible that other regulatory systems control the expression of the effector proteins.
Thus it is reasonable to propose intimate interactions between the bacteria and the plant to ensure that the enteric pathogens fit the plant environment very quickly and survive in plants long enough and in sufficient numbers for infection of a new host.
These data and reagents will be useful in unlocking how the parasite senses and responds to the felid gut environment to initiate enteric development.
Studies on the ecology and distribution of non-enteric pathogens in the marine environment are necessary to understand their potential threat to human health.
In mammals, the postnatal intestinal epithelial cells (IECs), after transitioning from a relatively germ-free fetal environment, immediately interact with enteric microbes and participate in immune surveillance against luminal pathogenic stimuli (Artis, 2008; Maynard et al, 2012).
Taken together, this information suggests a potential relationship between phosphate levels, a low fluid shear environment, and the Salmonella enteric infection process in vivo, although the specific mechanism(s) is not known.
Other pathogens likely to be affected are those with significant persistence in the environment (e.g. enteric viruses and parasitic protozoa) (FAO 2008).
Four samples were positive, demonstrating presence of this organism in the European environment and its probable enteric origin (4 ).
This latter environment holds particular importance for enteric pathogens such as Salmonella.
