INTESTINAL COLONIZATION OF CAMPYLOBACTER JEJUNI AND ITS HEPATIC DISSEMINATION ARE ASSOCIATED WITH LOCAL AND SYSTEMIC IMMUNE RESPONSES IN BROILER CHICKENS

Campylobacter jejuni is an important foodborne pathogen.Despite the lack of clinical signs associated with its colonization in poultry, it has been reported to interact with the intestinal immune system.However, little is known about the interaction between C.jejuni and the chicken immune system, especially in the context of hepatic dissemination.T

Abstract Background This study documents cycad-human relationships in Mexico, Vanity Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras over the last 6000 years.The impetus was acute need for a better understanding of previously undocumented uses of cycads in this region, and the need to improve cycad conservation strategies using ethnobotanical data.We

As a result of international agreements Serving Platter on the reduction of CO2 emissions, new technologies using hydrogen are being developed.Hydrogen, despite being the most abundant element in Nature, cannot be found in its pure state.Water is one of the most abundant sources of hydrogen on the planet.The proposal here is to use energy from the

Cells from DISH most eukaryotic species make several different types of small interfering RNAs.Pioneering work in plants, published in PLOS Biology almost 20 years ago, established a framework to understand how multiple RNA interference pathways can regulate the genome in parallel.This Perspective looks back at a classic PLOS Biology paper that pro