A hypothetical model of host-pathogen interaction ofStreptococcus suisin the gastro-intestinal tract

Functional Disorders of the Gastro-Intestinal Tract

Infections of the gastro-intestinal tract.

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Autoimmune disease of the gastro-intestinal tract.

DURING the past decade it has become widely accepted that the body might, under certain circumstances, react immunologically to its own antigens in a way which is harmful to the organism. The mechanism whereby tissue damage occurs and the relationship between such autoimmune processes and immunological responses provoked by exogenous antigens remains uncertain. It would seem that both circulati...

Diabetes and the gastro-intestinal tract.

The autonomic nervous supply to the gut is affected by long standing diabetes. These may be responsible for the disorders of the gut. Segmental demy-elination, reduction in size of the neurons, altered vasoactive intestinal poly-pepticle (VIP), somatostatin (SS) and substance P in these neurons supplying the gut and axonal degeneration in the meissneri plexus are the abnormalities found in diab...

Radioactive Iron Absorption by Gastro-intestinal Tract

Iron absorption is a function of the gastro-intestinal mucosal epithelium. The normal non-anemic dog absorbs little iron but chronic anemia due to blood loss brings about considerable absorption-perhaps 5 to 15 times normal. In general the same differences are observed in man (1). Sudden change from normal to severe anemia within 24 hours does not significantly increase iron absorption. As the ...