One study puts it this way: «Glutamine has protective effects on
intestinal mucosa by decreasing bacteremia and epithelial cell apoptosis, enhancing gut barrier function, and influencing gut immune response» [3].
Further investigations showed that the mutation causes reduced CTLA - 4 function, which led to increased infiltration of
the intestinal mucosa by T - cells and therefore to chronic diarrhea.
Not exact matches
Lactobacillus accelerates ISCs regeneration to protect the integrity of
intestinal mucosa through activation of STAT3 signaling pathway induced
by LPLs secretion of IL - 22 — Qihang Hou — Cell Death and Differentiation
That calcium - binding protein will then pick up a free calcium ion, transport it through the
intestinal mucosa and release it into the blood.1 Manganese and magnesium have similar carriers and their absorption, retention and excretion is likewise governed
by complex feedback mechanisms involving other nutrients and hormonal signals.
These agents promote stooling
by altering electrolyte transport in the
intestinal mucosa and increasing colonic motility.
Furthermore, glutamine stimulates growth of the small
intestinal mucosa in young animals and also enhances ion transport
by the gut in neonates and adults.
GALT interacts strictly with gastrointestinal functions in a dynamic manner; for instance,
by increasing
intestinal permeability in replay to particular stimulations, or orientating the immune response towards luminal content, allowing either tolerance or elimination / degradation of luminal antigens, or sometimes provoking damage to the
intestinal mucosa, such as in coeliac disease or food allergy.
Celiac disease is characterized
by diffuse damage to the proximal small
intestinal mucosa that results in malabsorption of most nutrients.
By assessing the permeation of water - soluble molecules lactulose and mannitol through the
intestinal mucosa after testing a urine sample collected after the drink, accurate information is obtained regarding the integrity and function of the lining of the small intestine.
Thanks to its high fiber content (about 33 % for not pealed cadaobeans) cocoa can limit constipation
by stimulating
intestinal transit and its polyphenols help fortify the
intestinal mucosa, where the most important part (80 percent) of our immune system is located.
It is proposed that altered
intestinal permeability allows the
mucosa to be exposed to bacterial degradation products or other toxins and together with reduced chemotaxic response and altered neutrophil function due to NSAID's, this series of events leads to bacterial invasion of the
mucosa which is evident
by the techniques of 111Indium leucocyte scans and faecal collections.
glutamine stimulates growth of the small
intestinal mucosa in young animals and also enhances ion transport
by the gut in neonates and adults
By adhering to a gluten - free diet, people are able to recover
intestinal mucosa, improve their
intestinal symptoms, and drastically lower the risk of complications that can develop as a result of the condition.
Hookworms can cause a number of difficulties for the infected animal including anemia since these worms feed off the animal's blood
by damaging the
intestinal mucosa.