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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Gastrointestinal Transit"”.
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Effects of nonnutritive sucking on nutritional outcome, gastrointestinal transit time, energy expenditure and feeding behavior in premature infants fed a controlled nutrient intake
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Small scale manufacturing and scintigraphic detection of pellet formulations
… studies was validated. It was found that gastrointestinal transit of drug loaded formulations, which may include novel pellet formulations or mini-tablets, can be traced in vivo by mixing with radiolabelled placebo pellets.A faster and easier alternative to the "soaking" method, the "wet …
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Hydration of Colonic Ingesta and Feces in Horses Fed Large Grain Meals or Treated with Enteral Fluid Therapy, Saline Cathartics and Intravenous Fluid Therapy
… electrolytes, ingesta and fecal hydration and gastrointestinal passage of cobalt (after CoEDTA administration via nasogastric tube) in horses fed large grain meals or treated with enteral fluid therapy, IV fluid therapy and enteral laxatives were investigated. In the first study, 0.9% NaCl (10 …
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Characterizing induced gene expression in Shigella flexneri following bile salt exposure
… salts to mimic small intestine physiology and gastrointestinal transit of S. flexneri prior to infection. The mutant strain displayed both increased invasion of and intracellular replication in HT-29 cells compared to 2457T. The presence of bile salts enhanced both invasion and intracellular …
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LACTICASEIBACILLUS PARACASEI DSM 34154 (L. CASEI DG®) IN PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL STUDIES AND ITS GENETIC STABILITY OVER A DECADE OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
… emphasize LC-DG's ability to effectively survive gastrointestinal transit (GIT) and modulate host immune responses. Then, in vitro studies conducted in a human intestinal cell line model on the AminoAltaTM probiotic formulation (AApf), which combines L. casei DG® with another Lacticaseibacillus …
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The role of GDNF and its receptor GFRa1 in neuronal development and function
… found that 3’UTR regulates GDNF levels in the gastrointestinal tract and that 3’UTR controlled GDNF levels determine proportions of neuronal subtypes in the ENS. More specifically, inactivation of negative Gdnf 3’UTR regulation enhances nitrergic and cholinergic neuron numbers, and leads to …
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IDENTIFICATION OF MICROBIAL FUNCTIONS INTERFERING WITH HOST-CELL PHYSIOLOGY: A QUICK VIEW INTO STREPTOCOCCUS THERMOPHILUS METABOLIC POTENTIAL
… development. The strain’s ability to survive gastrointestinal transit, interact with the host microbiota, and potentially release therapeutic molecules in situ represents a novel intersection of microbiology, biotechnology, and therapeutic design. While challenges remain, particularly in …
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Sympathy for the Microbiota: How Changes in Gut Microbial Composition Influence the Immune System and Basic Physiology by Way of the Sympathetic Nervous System
… glutamatergic neurons is sufficient to regulate gastrointestinal transit. In sum, we established an anatomical, molecular, and functional framework for the complex circuit(s) monitoring microbial content (Muller et al., 2019a). Equipped with a more complete understanding of how the gut …