Sentences with phrase «of urease»

The byproduct of the urease and stomach acid is toxic to epithelial cells as are the other chemicals produced by this bacterium, leading to damage to cells, a disruption of tight junctions and inflammation.
Once inside the bacterial cell, nickel regulates the synthesis of urease, which in turn neutralizes the acid from the stomach.

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In a study published in the journal Science and Technology of Advanced Materials, researchers in Japan and China tested a novel urease fabrication process for coating titanium implants with bioactive CaP / gelatin composites.
The authors concluded that the CaP / gel / Ti implants fabricated using their urease process not only enhanced the proliferation of stem cells and differentiation of bone cells, but also the bone bonding ability of the implants.
Notably, some of these enzymes present in Pds (urease, proteinase (aspartyl), and superoxide dismutase) are found in other pathogenic fungi [12], [13] and are considered dual virulence factors [14].
Dr. Justin Marchegiani: Absolutely, and a lot of my patients have H. pylori infections and H. pylori is this gram - negative bacteria that actually produces toxins called lipopolysaccharide or endotoxins, but it also produces an enzyme called urease which takes the urea which is a by - product of protein metabolism, right?
These bacteria also produce urease as a by product of their metabolism.
Urease will increase the pH of the urine and promote ammonium in the urine.
The formation of an alkaline (pH greater that 7.0) urine from the diet, or from urease producing bacteria, will cause the struvite crystals to precipitate out of solution and begin the formation of a urolith.
Experimental and clinical studies have provided convincing evidence that the vast majority of Struvite stones occur following infection of the urinary tract with urease producing bacteria (especially staphylococci.)
Bacteria capable of digesting urea are called «urease positive» bacteria and in most cases we are talking about Staphylococci.
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