Sentence examples for microbial enteric from inspiring English sources

Ruminants emit methane as part of their digestive process, which involves microbial (enteric) fermentation (Steinfeld et al. 2006; U.S. EPA 2006).

The rate of anti-microbial resistant enteric infections was highest in the developing world, where the use of anti-microbial drugs in humans and animals are largely unrestricted [ 4].

Collectively, the results indicate that when headspace SPME of human feces is performed at 60°C, 99.5% of enteric microbial viability is lost after 2 hrs and ex vivo microbial fermentation does not significantly contribute to the headspace VOC composition.

In our hands, source tracking markers targeting enteric microbial genes of chicken and poultry showed low sensitivity and were not effective for detecting fecal contamination from poultry.

Feline inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is the term applied to a group of poorly understood enteropathies that are considered a consequence of uncontrolled intestinal inflammation in response to a combination of elusive environmental, enteric microbial, and immunoregulatory factors in genetically susceptible cats.

CBir1 flagellin is an immunodominant and colitogenic antigen of enteric microbial flora [58].

Accordingly, the broad involvement of the spectrin cytoskeleton with enteric microbial pathogens reveals a new potential target for therapeutic treatments of these infections.

We also evaluate the effect of extraction duration on metabolite isolation and illustrate that ex vivo enteric microbial fermentation has no effect on metabolite composition during prolonged extractions if the SPME is performed as described herein.

To determine if enteric microbial fermentation occurs during these prolonged extractions, potentially contributing towards the total number of identified analytes (produced ex vivo), we compared the VOCs isolated from unboiled and boiled (sterile) fecal samples and also evaluated the survival of enteric microbes at 60°C.

Our data demonstrate that FMT not only repairs an enteric microbial barrier but also feeds back to modulate host immunity, resulting in improvement of clinical outcomes.

Enteric microbial pathogens were isolated in samples from ≥1 person in 32% of the 82 outbreaks, and potentially pathogenic parasites were isolated in 6 (19%) of 31 outbreaks (Table 1).