Sentence examples for protective gut from inspiring English sources

Mucins, the main components of the mucus gel layer, are large multifunctional glycoproteins, with a protective gut barrier function.

The onset of spontaneous colitis in the CD4cre:PP4f/f mice further suggests that PP4 is essential for the maintenance of protective gut immunity.

We have recently shown that EEN treatment in children with active CD induced reduction in numbers of presumptively protective gut bacterial species (e.g., Faecalibacterium prausnitzii) and metabolites (e.g., butyrate) that were paradoxically associated with disease improvement (6).

Since ICV injection of ghrelin is also protective after gut I/R, it appears that the stimulatory effect of ghrelin on the vagus nerve is mainly mediated via the central nervous system.

In sepsis, some of the protective mechanisms of gut barrier are disrupted and subsequently, bacterial products, like endotoxin, may cross the gut mucosa and spread to the mesenteric lymph nodes or more distant organs.

Paradoxically, however, there is also evidence that TLRs play a protective role in gut defence.

However, it remains unknown whether ghrelin has any protective effects on gut I/R-induced local and remote organ injury and, if so, the potential mechanism responsible for it.

However, IL-17 not always promotes immune responses, as it has been reported that IL-17 has a protective function in gut inflammatory disorders.

This shows that the protective effect of gut colonization by E. coli O86.B7 acts via a mechanism mediated by anti-α-gal IgM Abs that do not undergo somatic hypermutation.

This result suggests a protective effect on gut barrier integrity, which reduced the levels of oxidative stress and inflammatory response in the liver, lungs and brain, and the occurrence of MOF.

In these two studies, L-arginine in premature infants was supplemented with the intention of increasing NO synthesis with the rationale that NO's role as a vasodilator would be protective to the gut through prevention of ischemic injury [ 30, 31].