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1. Enteric campylobacter: purging its secrets?

This aim of this work was to compare the interaction of Campylobacter with primary intestinal cells from humans and poultry to identify factors that account for the divergent outcome following Campylobacter exposure

Abstract:

Campylobacterial infections are the most common cause of bacterial enterocolitis in humans. Among children, especially in developing countries, Campylobacter infections can cause severe life-threatening diarrheal disease. Although usually associated with a benign outcome in the developed world, the burden of illness posed by Campylobacter infections is enormous, and serious neurologic more...

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Republic of Ireland

Pediatr Res, Vol: 55 Page: 3-12 January 2004
E. Crushell; S. Harty; F. Sharif; B. Bourke

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